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Over the next few years, I actually still played in the same

band with the same group of guys, but we changed music genres many times over the years.

We played with a lot of local bands, and Tiffany actually was dating a guy in this local band that we really looked up to.

He was in a signed band and they toured all the time and they were from our city so they were just like the coolest of the coolest.

And I slowly became friends with Tiffany over time. Over the years, I would see Tiffany from time

to time at different shows or events and was friendly with her. While I was going to college,

one of my classmates was actually one of Tiffany's best friends. And Tiffany started hanging

out around the school more. We were chatting and I actually was looking for a job at the time.

And Tiffany said, hey, I work at Starbucks and we're always hiring.

And I was like, I have a lot of coffee experience.

So she actually hooked me up with the job application and I ended up getting the job there.

Within about two weeks of me starting the job

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