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All in a Day's Work
When two teenage girls accidentally hire a stripper instead of a dance teacher, the three form an unexpected bond.
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When two teenage girls accidentally hire a stripper instead of a dance teacher, the three form an unexpected bond.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Ximena Salazar Ortega, Greta Peterson-Nafziger, Elaine Yang
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