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EPISODE · Nov 5, 2021 · 15 MIN

Do You know where pickles come from?

from Retail Theater · host The Synthetic Playhouse

* Customer Stalking Employees * Do You know where pickles come from? * Entitled lady doesn’t understand a line of 60+ people means we will be slow * NO! I'm not going to wake a guest for your stupidity * Robber mistakes me as another customer, offers to cut me in on robbery

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