Once-ler: DidnвЂ™t you read the signs? No one is supposed to come here. Once-ler: Who are you? Who are you and what are you doing here? What do you two knuckleheads want? IвЂ™m in the middle of a meeting! What? Why is he leaving town? No one ever leaves town! See what heвЂ™s up to. O'Hare: So, in other words, the more smog in the sky, the more people will buy.Д¬ommercial Salesmen: See, thatвЂ™s why heвЂ™s the genius! It even rhymes! Which will make people want our air even more, and drive sales where? Through the roof! AndвЂ¦ And whatвЂ™s more, when we build a new factory to make the plastic bottles, the air quality is just going to get worse. You really think people are stupid enough to buy this?Д¬ommercial Salesmen: Our research shows that if you put something in a plastic bottle, people will buy it. One, вЂњIвЂ™ve gotten rich selling people air thatвЂ™s fresher than the stinky stuff outside.вЂќ Two, and here is the important one, вЂњHow can I possibly make even more money?вЂќ We can tell you, sir! We can tell you. OвЂ™Hare, what weвЂ™ve got for you is something that is going to take OвЂ™Hare Air to the next level. Grammy: People used to say if you brought him 15 cents, a nail and the shell of a great, great, great grandfather snail, he would tell you everything.Д¬ommercial Salesmen: Mr. Grammy: ThatвЂ™s the place where the Once-ler lives. And no birds ever sing, excepting old crows. Grammy: Far outside of town where the grass never grows and the wind smells slow and sour when it blows. Grammy, is this a real thing that weвЂ™re talking about now? The Once-ler is the man who knows what happened to the trees. Would you be a dear and go get them for me? IвЂ™m old and canвЂ™t even remember to put my teeth in.Д«ernice: Stand down.

Grammy Norma: Then you know what? You need to find the Once-ler.Д«ernice: Mom, itвЂ™s not really the time for one of your magical fables, okay? So, anywayвЂ¦ LetвЂ™s just say I need a tree. Summer, autumn, winter, and disco!Д«ernice: Come on, Ted. WhatвЂ™s its purpose? Look at what weвЂ™ve got. You know, a real tree.Д«ernice: Really? You would rather have some dirty, messy lump of wood that just sticks out of the ground? And it does what? I donвЂ™t even know what it does. Ted: Yeah, but I mean a real one that grows out of the ground or whatever. Ted: So, Mom, do you happen to know if thereвЂ™s any place where I could get a real tree?Д«ernice: Ted, we already have a tree. Does that sound crazy?Д«ernice: Ted, honey, donвЂ™t play with your food. If a guy somehow got you oneвЂ¦ДЄudrey: IвЂ™d probably marry him on the spot. Ted: So if, sayвЂ¦ IвЂ™m just thinking out loud here. And they smelled like butterfly milk!ДЄudrey: I know, right? What I want more than anything in the whole world is to see a real living tree growing in my backyard. And people said that the touch of their tufts was softer than anything, even silk. Ted: What? Are you kidding? This is amazing! What are those?ДЄudrey: Those are trees. A model airplane, this time.ДЄudrey: Hey, do you want to see something cool? Come on. So, what happened to them? Cue the music! LetвЂ™s see.ДЄudrey: Did your ball land in my backyard again? We open in Thneedville, a city they saythat was plastic and fake, and they liked it that way! A town without nature, not one living tree. But thereвЂ™s more to this story than whatвЂ™s on the page, so please pay attention while I set the stage. Regarding the story that youвЂ™re about to see it actually happened. And IвЂ™d like to say a few words, if you please. The following is a transcript for the film, The Lorax.

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