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Amy Shrumer Role Model
Amy Schrumer is your typical girl of the 21st century. She loves her gadgets and always active on social media. Tomorrow is their family reunion. She will do everything she can to avoid her family and just live in her room during that day. She doesn’t like to socialize with people, but online, she is a very outgoing person.
During the reunion, she was sat in her bed, scrolling through her Facebook news feed. Her mom comes knocking at the door and yelled, “Amy! Come on outside, it’s time to eat!” As soon as her mom’s voice left the door, she grumbled and grabbed her decent clothes and changed. She was still in her pajamas and she didn’t want to look like a lazy person in front of her family.
At the dining table, everyone was bustling around.
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