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Personal Narrative: Discount
What’s up, dude!! How’s everything? It was really fun watching movie with you last week. You know what, I just bought new clothes. It was for one of the party I am attending next week. I bought a dinner suit. I gotta be attending a business party so it’s best attending with a dinner suit. I bought it from the “Men’s designer and tailor suit”. I recommend you to buy from that shop if you want a really good quality suit. They offer you the best services. I got 10% discount for buying their product for the first time ever. And if you get a member card, you will get 5% discount for every time you buy their products. I am really in love with that shop right now.
Gotta go, I got some business to finish up. Hope to see you soon again! Adios!
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