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Personal Narrative: Dinner With Taylor Stoker
I would like to have dinner with Taylor Stoker because from reading her what she wrote about her personality test and about herself she seems like a sweet person. I also put others before myself like Taylor, and I can be impulsive sometimes, so I think we have a lot in common. I also love a good book and commend you for doing volunteer work.

I also would like to have dinner with Ethan Garcie because I feel we have a lot in common. even though I don't major in math, I love math and I love traveling. It is so awesome to hear about how you have been to all fifty states and 23 countries. It is my dream to travel the world so I know we would have a lot to talk about if we had dinner. I agree that the discover is a great personality type to have.
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