Episode 1 vs Episode 2
It's been over three years and I still wonder what kind of apologies he had to make to get here. She was pretty pissed at him for that beer comment.
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Episode 1 vs Episode 2
It's been over three years and I still wonder what kind of apologies he had to make to get here. She was pretty pissed at him for that beer comment.
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