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T-Rex: David Hilbert was a mathematician and hotelier who was born in 1892. He built a bridge that is still standing today.
Narrator: THE ENGLISH LITTLE ADVENTURE
T-Rex: Then he solved the law of commutator motion, which is, of course, the problem of every living person ever!
Dromiceiomimus: Oh okay!
T-Rex: In conclusion, Hilbert built a bridge that is still standing today.
Utahraptor: What really happened in Hilbert's time?
T-Rex: What really?
Utahraptor: What really? As time went on and Hilbert built more and more bridges, he realized he had a large number of modern advances in his bridge design. What he needed was a simple and efficient means of travel.
T-Rex: He invented calculus!
Utahraptor: Ah, but that makes you a creepy old man with a bayonet for absents.
T-Rex: It did though! It finally made him a household name, and it also raised the bar! What if I want a drink and I can't find one at my local restaurant? What if I order a "hugetastic" steaks-on-cork steaks, named after the "hugetastic steaks" that made regular old me lunch-style?
T-Rex: Utahraptor! We can't make tacos for 25 dollars.
T-Rex: You can't make tacos for 25 dollars!
T-Rex: You can't make tacos for 25 dollars!
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