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That's when I remember all the traffic, so we had traffic next to a screech to a halt.

And then bone.

Last time on rough translations, homefront.

I don't know, like, sorry, I almost couldn't wiggle your toes and I chuckled and I said,

all of your respects are like to wiggle my toes, you want to be in this predicament.

I was so impressed with his determination.

He was very positive.

I tried to do the best lines at least.

I had to tell her I had to die for her.

She said, I'll die for you.

I was like, you're a soldier, you will die for anyone.

And then he started to train me.

Now I have to drive around with a military best with ceramic plates on.

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