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Oona!

I was looking for Oona in the lab earlier when I spotted this mirror.

I decided to practise some of my work faces.

(Trying out different, disapproving growls) I couldn't help but notice how dusty the mirror was.

You're me... And don't you look beautiful today!

Just today?

I look beautiful every day!

Hey!

Get back here!

Wait, so if you touch the mirror, you switch spots with your reflection?

Righty-o!

Why do we even have something like this?

Have you seen where we work?

Okay.

Fair enough.

You could've at least put up a warning sign.

That's why I was buying paint.

To make this.

Still trapped in a mirror here, people.

Right, I need you to find Opposite Ms. O, and bring her here and get her to touch the mirror so they can switch back.

But she could be anywhere.

OTIS: Hang on.

It Opposite Ms. O is opposite, that means whatever she likes Real Ms. O hates.

And whatever Ms. O hates, the Opposite Ms. O likes.

So if we gather data about me, maybe we can predict where Opposite Me will be.

Here's a pictograph that shows all the places Real Ms. O likes to eat for lunch.

And the number of times she ate at them are lined up in each row.

Looks like she ate at the Confalones eight times, Debbie's Pizzeria four times, and Delivery Doug's Egg Salad Cafe just once.

The Real Ms. O went to Confalones eight times this month more than she went anywhere else.

But we want to choose the place that the Real Ms. O would be least likely to go to.

Because Opposite Ms. O will most likely be there.

BOTH: So the place to go is-- The Egg Salad Cafe.

Is it cool I said that last part?

Yeah.