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After a while, Juan invited Chuy inside his home and the other chupacabras were upset with Chuy. One night, they were watching a television special about cryptids and other strange creatures like Chuy. “ Chuy suddenly got this wonderful idea in his head— maybe Juan could introduce the chupacabras to the world! Chuy longed to be on television just like the other cryptids like Nessie, Bigfoot, and Yeti. After watching that television special, Juan had a similar idea. He would introduce Chuy to the world and become rich! Chuy was thrilled to listen to Juan rant on in excitement about making Chuy famous and how he would become rich and never have to run a ranch again.”
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