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Ali yang Terheran-Herman
One day at a Travel office, there were two employees with different personalities, namely Herman, an overly serious employee, and Ali, a more relaxed employee. Due to the difference in age and character, they found it difficult to get close. However, they had similar financial conditions. Herman was worried about his finances because his side business was not going well, while Ali, who lived from paycheck to paycheck, was also worried about not being able to save for his future.
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One day at a Travel office, there were two employees with different personalities, namely Herman, an overly serious employee, and Ali, a more relaxed employee. Due to the difference in age and character, they found it difficult to get close. However, they had similar financial conditions. Herman was worried about his finances because his side business was not going well, while Ali, who lived from paycheck to paycheck, was also worried about not being able to save for his future.
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Genre:Drama, Comedy
Written By:Rizal Hanun, Janice Angelica
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Runtime:60 minutes
Studio:IDN Pictures, Pegadaian
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