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"You could live in here during a zombie apocalypse. There's a, uh - "
(points at futon, forgets word)
- Brittany

"Why would you want to be in a school during a zombie apocalypse?"
- Margie

"...that's not a loofah."
- Brittany

Brittany & Margie

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12/11/2019

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