"Gee, thanks, I was looking everywhere for these. Thanks for the discount."
"No worries, stores are just con artists in disguise. Best be nifty and go thrifting."
"Before I leave, may I have one more favor?"
"Sure."
"Could I get the box?"
Pain struck. "That's the one thing we used."
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So heavy on so many levels it almost (Almost) mars its dark brilliance! Extremely well done - kudos!
I don't get it 😅