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20 Cents 

Kluay went to the district office to apply for a deferment of his status as a monkey, but the longer he waited, the more unsure he became about whether it was better to be a monkey or a human.
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Kluay went to the district office to apply for a deferment of his status as a monkey, but the longer he waited, the more unsure he became about whether it was better to be a monkey or a human.

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Written By:Ratthanin Junyaprasert
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Runtime:16 minutes
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