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“Do you happen to know a guy by the name of Fred Breedlove?”
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“Oh, my bad. Didn't realize you were saving it.”
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“No, I'm good, thanks.”
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“How's everyone?”
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“We all busted out laughing.”
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“When's this rain gonna let up?”
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“Who's that smokin' hot chick you were hanging out with?”
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“Give it another swipe?”
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“How long's it been since you clipped those suckers?”
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“Pop the hood, will you?”
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