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I got me a chicken sandwich and some fries just a standard stuff I really didn’t wanna go all out but that menu was looking crazy like there was so much stuff on there but again I thought everything was on the house gang so but anyways we’re all having a good time in years and then the waiter comes back asking us how everything is and then she has are the bills together or separate I thought she was just joking around you know having a good laugh with the customers but no she was being dead serious
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7. I don’t worry bro five dollars my meals about 12 I didn’t expect this I thought everything was gonna be paid for I was really panicking I told Ari I didn’t have any money and he told me don’t worry about it man I got you I was like Johnny bro you are a W man’s I got you for life don’t even worry about it so that moment that’s when I knew Johnny was locked in for life breaking bread with the homie I can't wait until I'm up one day not one day but pretty soon
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