[The feed turns on, and almost right away there is a sigh. But the Doctor soon collects himself, and begins to speak, sounding very tired.]
First of all, I very much did want to go on the planet. I mean, it's a planet. You can't just expect anyone to ignore a big, dangerous-sounding planet that isn't even the right shape.
[Now he's slightly annoyed,
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But because it's an actual job, at least I'm getting paid. Not much, but it's something.
[HE MADE UP FOR HIS FEZ, HA]
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I suppose they're necessary. To maintain something like this. But they ought to have robots or something do them. Or at least the ones that are like this one.
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Boring. But you're right concerning that they should let the robots do all the mundane tasks; reduce the chances of a refugee being signed up for something completely mind-numbing.
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[...or worse. That's how it always goes, right?]
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Maybe next time I'll be so lucky as to get something mildly interesting.
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That's a lot of luck you're asking for.
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I'm good with luck, well, most of the time. In certain situations.
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Why not go to the planet then, though?
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[fancy space Chinese = too troublesome :|b]
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