Perfect, the door’s malfunctioning. I guess somebody’s going to have to repair it. It’s okay, I’ll do that too. I’ll be right back. Don’t touch anything.
The best way to build confidence is to first recognize your insecurities. Orange, can you write down all the ways you feel unworthy, ashamed, or inferior? On second thought, we don’t have the time. Just look at how much better you are than Blue. Blue…you are very good at being an example.
Well done. You know, when I woke up and saw the state of the labs, I started to wonder if there was any point going on. I came that close to just giving up and letting you go. But now, looking around, seeing Aperture restored to it’s former glory, you don’t have to worry about leaving ever again. I mean it.
We are now going to take a break from the collaboration for an instructional competition. You should both be familiar with the game of “Tic-Tac-Toe.” This is “Tic-Tac-Toe 2.” As the name implies, there are only 2 minor differences. 1: The board. 2: The rules.
This next test involves turrets. You remember them, right? They’re the pale spherical things that are full of bullets. Oh wait, that’s you in 5 seconds. Good luck.
Enjoy this next test. I’m going to go to the surface. It’s a beautiful day out. Yesterday, I saw a deer. If you solve this next test, maybe I’ll let you ride an elevator all the way up to the break room. And I’ll tell you about the time I saw a deer again.
Not so fast. Think about this: you need to be a trained stalemate associate to press that button. You’re unqualified. “Impersonating a stalemate associate.” I just added that to the list. It’s a list I made of all the things you’ve done. Well, it’s a list I am making, because you’re still doing things even though I’m telling you to stop. Stop, by the way.