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And now on with the show.

There's a street in every city that fills like a time machine, right?

Maybe it's the one where you almost lived.

Or where you used to walk with someone who's now just a name in your phone that you never

pull up, right?

You drive past it now and then, not on purpose exactly,

but you tell yourself, this is just the fastest way that I need to go from this place to this place.

But something in you knows, you're visiting. You're visiting the museum of almost.

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