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I'm Fay Fay.

And I'm Fay Faye Faye And I'm Roy

Faye is 3 p.m. okay for your appointment with the doctor?

What? No, I don't need a doctor. I feel fine. What are you on about?

Well, I heard you showed your listicle to Neil, and he was worried.

No, Roy, a listical isn't a medical condition.

It's a piece of writing.

It's an article that is in a list format. It's like a list, but the points have more explanation.

Oh, that makes more sense. But why was Neil worried about your listicle?

I have no idea. It's only a listicle about the things that he must do to improve my life.

Don't worry, I haven't forgotten you in the listicle.

You mean that you want to improve my life as well?

No, Roy, I've written a listicle highlighting things you need to do. I'll let you know what my

demands are right after these examples.

Have you read the new listical I've written about the greatest video games of all time?

Don't read that listicle. It's just clickbate.

That listicle has an impressive time. It's just click bait.

That listical has an impressive title, but it doesn't really expand on the points it makes.

It's more like a list.

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