Take a Bow…
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“…out. It’s too late to stop while you’re ahead, but not too late to bow out gracefully. I’m going to guess you aren’t doing your homework, or you need to nap in the afternoon, or the dope has finally taken its toll. Sloppy, Bill, and it gives me no pleasure to say it. Good bye. It’s been really great. Thanks for (almost) everything.”
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United States of America ·
02/25/23
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