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Have you ever seen one of those cliché coming of age movies? You know, the ones where a mellow song comes on just as the protagonist is staring out of
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Have you ever seen one of those cheesy coming of age movies? You know, those ones where a mellow song comes on and the protagonist stares out the car window
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