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A Great Guy
Ryan, a lovelorn 27-year-old, falls into a tailspin of all his previous relationships when his girlfriend Emily drops the "We Need To Talk" during their date.
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Ryan, a lovelorn 27-year-old, falls into a tailspin of all his previous relationships when his girlfriend Emily drops the "We Need To Talk" during their date.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Chrisari Gold, Adrian Patterson
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Runtime:7 minutes
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