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Brian is a very unique person; that was my first impression of him. He is always energetic, with a smile constantly on his face and he never seems never runs out of jokes. Brian has a way of making anyone laugh, no matter what the situation is. His incredible knowledge of puns makes him a fun person to hang out with. His passion for golf, and love of playing the sports is really inspiring. He likes to compete with the other teammates, which challenges him to do better every day. Brian is a very unpredictable person, but he has brought some very clutch victories for our team. Brian is a three-year varsity player, and he one of the best players on our team. He also has a very unique idea of first impressions towards people, in which he tries
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