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Dad encouraged us to get jobs. He'd help us get a job if we knew what we wanted.
Dad encouraged us to get jobs. He'd help us get a job if we knew what we wanted.
Dad encouraged us to get jobs. He'd help us get a job if we knew what we wanted.
Dad encouraged us to get jobs. He'd help us get a job if we knew what we wanted.
Dad encouraged us to get jobs. He'd help us get a job if we knew what we wanted.
Dad encouraged us to get jobs. He'd help us get a job if we knew what we wanted.
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