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26 Nov 2020
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It’s very hard to hear, but this is my best guess:
Sadie?
Something at the collection?
And all I guess I can think of is [rich bitch]...
Hell no.
(The part in [square brackets] I’m not sure about as the speaker really mumbles)
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- English (US)
It's hard to understand the whole context , but that's all I could understand
Something at the collection ....
(And I guess : And let me see what I think of ...)
hell no
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it's hard to tell the speaker is mumbling, but I agree with what the person above said
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