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Blue Boy Lover 

On the day the Earth is destroyed by a meteorite impact, a young man who doesn't want to die from a meteorite takes refuge in a bar that should be empty and attempts suicide. However, he is discovered by the manager, who has kept the bar open despite it being the last day on Earth, and the staff also come to work as usual, and regular customers come in for drinks. Because of this, the young man is unable to commit suicide...
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On the day the Earth is destroyed by a meteorite impact, a young man who doesn't want to die from a meteorite takes refuge in a bar that should be empty and attempts suicide. However, he is discovered by the manager, who has kept the bar open despite it being the last day on Earth, and the staff also come to work as usual, and regular customers come in for drinks. Because of this, the young man is unable to commit suicide...

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