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Don't Touch The BAY-AGs poster

Don't Touch The BAY-AGs 

After finding out that his wife has shown symptoms of the COVID-19 Omicron variant on New Year's Day, Pepe takes his wife's role in doing the household chores for a day. He then takes precautious actions when his son also shows symptoms of the variant later that night. His hysteria grows stronger when he panicked because he could not taste the flavors of his dinner. The next day, the results came back negative for the family Bay-ags.
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After finding out that his wife has shown symptoms of the COVID-19 Omicron variant on New Year's Day, Pepe takes his wife's role in doing the household chores for a day. He then takes precautious actions when his son also shows symptoms of the variant later that night. His hysteria grows stronger when he panicked because he could not taste the flavors of his dinner. The next day, the results came back negative for the family Bay-ags.

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Genre:Drama
Directed By:Yeng Garcia
Written By:Yeng Garcia, Hannah Nieva
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Runtime:15 minutes
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