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Once Kimmy and Bobby walked in Taco Bell they saw their two friends already sitting at the table, and Kimmy and Bobby ordered their food before they joined them. __hat__ up?_ Manning asked.__ot much, just hanging out,_ Bobby answered. __nd of course the two of you are always hanging out,_ Dave said, nodding toward Kimmy.Kimmy smiled. __f course we are always hanging out. That__ what you do when you__e got a best friend, Dave. You__l learn that maybe one day when you have a best friend.
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Once Kimmy and Bobby walked in Taco Bell they saw their two friends already sitting at the table, and Kimmy and Bobby ordered their food before they joined them. __hat__ up?_ Manning asked.__ot much, just hanging out,_ Bobby answered. __nd of course the two of you are always hanging out,_ Dave said, nodding toward Kimmy.Kimmy smiled. __f course we are always hanging out. That__ what you do when you__e got a best friend, Dave. You__l learn that maybe one day when you have a best friend.

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