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I remember a crazy story that I completely forgotten about until this week. Tell me. So this is like the year 2000, the year that sounds like the year sky net took over. I was in Egypt with, well, I was originally in Israel, crazy uprising started.

All of the students from my program, either went, well, most of them went home because the university's canceled their exchange programs. I was an independent.

So I stuck around with a couple of other adventurers and we went to Egypt thinking the whole thing would calm down in like three weeks and we decided to go on a longer trip so we went to I lot, which is in the south of Israel.

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