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Tuesday, December 18, 2012
LOSER

You lost your wallet and I returned it. I didn't understand what you were yelling I was just returning your items. I wasn't going to steal anything from your wallet if I was going to I wouldn't of returned it. I thought that it was so strange that you couldn't even say that you were sorry for yelling or even say thank you! I think to myself that I know I did the right thing but next time that I see you, I hope that you cross the street, after all we do live down the street from each other.

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