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Where do your sympathies lie?
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3 comments:
Brilliant. Trouble is, you could translate this into just about any other sphere of operations, including the commercial world. Is it me? Or am I just getting old?
I had an uncannily similar encounter a couple weeks ago on MAU. Geeenius!
With the nurse.
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