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Regina, Canada, 1958. Unable to decide what to eat on the morning of a job interview, a young woman is offered the chance to try a revolutionary new breakfast food by an eccentric television show host.
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Regina, Canada, 1958. Unable to decide what to eat on the morning of a job interview, a young woman is offered the chance to try a revolutionary new breakfast food by an eccentric television show host.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Graydon Eskowich
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