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Bubble Gum Case Study

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Mike wave at the guy and bubble gum shot at the window, Mike felt really awkward. The guy in the other window gave Mike a weird look and wave back. “What am I supposed to do about this bubble gum?” Said Mike. He could hear his mom walking toured his bed room. Before she could open the door he ran up to the door and locked it.

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