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2 things. Yesterday an old man called me over, i thought i knew him and gave him a big hug. Then too slowly it dawned on me i didnt know him at all.
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I'm a regular, bring all my dates there...you bought my drink the last time I was there, while I was on a date hahaha! Nice move. You're cute.
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