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Guy wakes up early every morning and get ready for work, he grabs his black coffee and goes outside. He goes into his garage and starts his lifted lawnmower and pulls it out, he heads off to work to make other lawnmowers for other people. He makes people happy when he does, he goes to work on this girls lawn mower she came in yesterday because she blew her engine. Guy thought she was cute but she didn’t look like she liked grease monkeys.
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