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You have a brand-new audio translation app on your phone. Just as you click on it for the first time, your dog starts barking. Words begin to appear on the screen. Since you aren't speaking, you quickly realize that your dog's barking is being translated. Originally, this app was meant for you to know people are saying in Japan since you were going to take a trip there without knowing Japanese. All you wanted to know was if the app worked as expected. The words start making out a sentence: "Hide somewhere before they appear." You don't know what this means, but the sentence isn't finished, your dog continues to bark. "They're coming. Go hide quickly." You dash to the kitchen and hide in a human-sized cabinet. You hear your dog barking and someone smashing through the window on the second floor. Your translator starts gathering the translation from your dog, "Call the police, they're robbing you!". You dial 911 and explain the situation, but you didn't tell them about the translator. The police arrives and they arrest the people who broke into your home. You step out of the cabinet once you know everything's safe. Apparently, the police discovered that the robbers were actually huge criminals they've been hunting down for a month now and they've stolen almost about 2M+ dollars. They tried stealing your furniture. You're shocked by what happened and all you can do is cry and thank your dog. Not only that, but you also thank yourself for downloading that app. You decide to keep the app and you can talk to your dog everyday using it. Now you live a happy life with this app and your dog and you've always been safe because of your dog ever since then.
