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First Forty 2000-02-14

EPISODE · Mar 30, 2007 · 4 MIN

First Forty 2000-02-14

from First Forty · host David Faulhaber

Get some things for Yumi at the bookstore; I have to go to San Jose to get me suit fitted but Marcel and Muria have the car; end up going on my scooter; Yumi made a cake for me at Kiyoko's the night before, as well as an origami bouquet; what a sweetie.

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