| Announcer: Are you embarrassed easily? |
| I am. |
| But it’s
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| Nothing to worry about. |
| It’s all part of growing up and
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| Being British. |
| This course is designed to eliminate
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| Embarrassment, to enable you to talk freely about rude
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| Objects, to look at akward and embarrassing things, and
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| To point at people’s privates. |
| The course has been
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| Designed by Dr. Karl Gruber of the Institute of Going A
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| Bit Red in Helsinki. |
| Here, he himself introduces the
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| Course
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| Dr. Karl Gruber: Hello, my name is Karl Gruber. |
| Thank
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| You for inviting me into your home. |
| My method is the
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| Result of six years work here at the institute, in
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| Which subjects were exposed to simulated embarrassment
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| Predicaments, over a prolonged fart — period! |
| time!
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| (fart) …Sorry. |
| Lesson 1: Words. |
| Do any of these words
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| Embarass you?
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| Voice over: Shoe. |
| Megaphone. |
| Grunties
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| Dr. Karl Gruber: Now let’s go on to something ruder:
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| Voice over: Wankel rotary engine
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| Dr. Karl Gruber: Now lesson 2: Noises. |
| Noises are a
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| Major embarrassment source. |
| Even words like «tits»
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| «winkle» and «vibraphone» can not rival the |
| Embarrassment potential of sound. |
| Listen to this, if
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| You can:
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| (embarrassing sound)
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| How do you rate your embarrassment response?
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| A) High
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| B) Hello!
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| C) Good evening!
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| If C, you are loosening up, and will soon be ready for
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| This:
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| (more embarrassing sounds)
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| Well! |
| How did you rate?
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| A) Embarrassed
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| B) Hello!
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| C) Good evening!
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| Now lesson 3, in which these rude and dirty sounds are
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| Combined with smutty visual suggestions into a
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| Embarrassment simulation situation. |
| You are the waiter
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| At this table:
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| Lady: Charles, I’ve got something to show you…
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| (zipper, thud, thud)
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| Dr. Karl Gruber: Score 5 for no embarrassment, score 3
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| For slight embarrassment, and 1 for… |