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Speed Racer asks Mr. Wright if he has a billion things like cars, toys, stars, rockets and other items. He lists numbers from 3 to 1, then says "Blast off". He is amazed that someone could have a billion items and asks if Mr. Wright has that many things.
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Dustin.r billion
- 1. From: Speed Racer To:Mr.Wright 5/27/11 Do you have billion stuff 3 2 1 Blast off
- 2. Wow is that a billion stuff Do you have a billion things like Cars Toys Stars Rockets and stuff like that
- 3. That all