Some say that "there is no such thing as free lunch". And, I ask, why not? The joy of giving without expecting anything in return from a particular source is simply magic.
When in doubt as to what you should do, err on the side of 'giving.
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When in doubt as to what you should do, err on the side of 'giving.
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