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She kicked him out for smoking in her house, she was letting him live in rent free. In response to that, this guy did something most people would never think of doing to their grandparent.
She kicked him out for smoking in her house, she was letting him live in rent free. In response to that, this guy did something most people would never think of doing to their grandparent.
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