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Bath Buddy 

It's about a second generation rich boy whom loses his memory, and ends up in a bath parlor/spa and eventually learns the skills on how to give the best bath to customers.
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It's about a second generation rich boy whom loses his memory, and ends up in a bath parlor/spa and eventually learns the skills on how to give the best bath to customers.

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Genre:Action, Comedy
Directed By:Joshua
Written By:Xing Wenxiong, Joshua
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Runtime:103 minutes
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