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So, I went fishing this weekend.

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Caught a huge striped bass.

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This big.

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We're having it mounted in my office.
Isn't that right, Mr. Lewicki?

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Uh, whatever you say, Doc.

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All right. So, even if my
soon-to-be form teaching assistant

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didn't roll over on me like a rat in a
bad Mafia flick, you'd know I was lying.

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Why?

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Because it's a fish story.

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But if I was a better liar..

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I'd have a huge advantage.

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Studies show the most convincing
liars land the best jobs,

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make the most friends, and
get all the hot women.

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So if I was really good at it, would
there still be a way for you to bust me?

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A polygraph, maybe.

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Did you discover a male
intruder in your home last night?

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Yes.

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Do you know the identity of this man?

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No.

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Did you see his face?

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Yes.

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Can you describe it?

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No.

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A polygraph's not a bad tool, but
it only measures stress response.

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In this class, we're interested
in what goes on in the brain.

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And if we were to put
someone in an FMRI machine

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and watch what happens
when they make up a lie,

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we'd see their Dorsolateral Prefrontal
cortex light up like a Christmas Tree..

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Because we use our brains when we lie.

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We use our brains when we're being lied to.

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But..

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Can the brain ever lie to itself?

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All right. So you've got office hours

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from 1:00 to 3:00, and
don't forget the meeting

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with Dean Haley and that
Hathaway guy at 4:00.

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- Get me out of it.
- Oh, okay.

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- What am I supposed to tell him?
- I don't know.

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Use your Dorsolateral Prefrontal
cortex and make something up.

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Okay, so you want me to lie for you now?

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- Think of it as practice.
- For what?

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For landing a new job when I fire you

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for not getting me out of the
meeting with Dean Haley.

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Doc, that doesn't make any sense.

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It's a paradox, Lewicki.
It's not supposed to.

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Oh, my goodness! Oh, God! I'm so sorry.

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In a bit
of a hurry, aren't we?

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I'm gonna pay for your dry cleaning, okay?

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My fault.
I wasn't looking where I was going.

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In fact, could we please
make the lady another?

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- No, it's fine.
- I insist.

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Chamomile tea.

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Good choice.

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I don't think you need any more caffeine.

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Actually, the tea is for a friend, and
I can handle my caffeine just fine.

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Thank you very much.

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- How about your liquor?
- Excuse me?

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Well, seeing as I'm buying the tea,

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I thought maybe you could
buy me a real drink.

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7:00's good for me.

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Thank you for the tea, and again,
I'm very sorry about the shirt.

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- Daniel.
- Kate.

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What, am I on some sort
of government watch list?

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Not yet.

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Herbal tea. No milk, no sugar.

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Now, I know you didn't come all the
way over here just to bring me tea.

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Meet Frank and Olena Prentice.

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Looks like he won the lottery.

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Actually, she cost him a bundle.

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Mail-order bride from the Ukraine.

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People actually do that?

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Yeah. Why?
Are you in the market for a wife?

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No.

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"Eastern Bloc Introductions".

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They arranged for Frank to fly to
Odessa to meet with prospective brides.

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Before you know it, wedding bells.

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But Frank has to come home while
they wait for Olena's visa.

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Immigration problems.

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Then he gets a call from her broker
saying it's gonna be another 100 grand

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to get Olena into the states.

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Now, Frank doesn't have that kind of cash.

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So then the broker offers
him alternative financing.

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Code for "loan shark".

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Exactly.

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So Frank gets his new bride, but he
can't keep up with the payments.

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So then the loan shark tells
him that they're going

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to take Olena and make
her work off the debt.

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I'm guessing we're not talking
about a nice office job.

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Alexei Tupelov.

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Suspected of running the
largest prostitution

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and loan-sharking
operations in the Midwest.

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The Bureau's been trying to nail this
guy for years, but no one will testify.

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He also happens to own
Eastern Bloc Introductions.

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- So it's a front company.
- Yeah.

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We think that the loan shark's
one of Tupelov's boys,

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and last night he made good on his threat.

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Frank comes home, sees a blue Camaro
parked right outside his house.

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He goes inside. There's an intruder.

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They fight.

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The guy smashes Frank over
the head with a lamp.

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The live-in maid comes home from her
night off, finds Frank unconscious,

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calls the cops, but Olena is already gone.

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Poor girl.

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Yeah.

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How can I help?

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Here's the thing.

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Frank can't give us a description of this
guy, even though they were face to face.

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Well, you said the intruder
hit him over the head.

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That could certainly affect his memory.

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That's why I brought this to you.
Frank's memory is fine.

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He can describe everything that
happened last night in perfect detail,

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so how is it that he can't tell
us what this guy looked like?

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What the hell is that thing?

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Whole-body-imaging scanner.

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It wasn't here last time.

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Yeah. New Security protocols.
I'll meet you on the other side.

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Daniel!

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Daniel!

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Daniel! Where are you going?

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Do you have any idea the health
risks those things pose?

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Wh.. That? That's perfectly safe.

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According to who?
Some government regulatory body?

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Like I really trust Uncle Sam
to look out for my well-being.

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Okay, listen, what exactly
is it that you're afraid of?

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Skin cancer, thyroid
disease, mutated sperm.

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M.. Mutated sperm?

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Not to mention the violation of privacy.

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I'm not about to let some $10-an-hour
rent-a-cop check out my testicular region.

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Okay. You know what?

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We're gonna do this the old-fashioned way.

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