'You People' is as Glossy and Uneven as its Predecessors
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Erich's New Shirt
After an unfortunate internet purchase, Erich finds himself with a problem: he now has a terrible shirt that threatens to ruin his life. Thankfully, his friend Robin has a way to get a replacement, but it comes at the cost of having to visit the enigmatic Shirt Dealer. Will Erich be able to get a new shirt, or will he be doomed to a life of shame?
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After an unfortunate internet purchase, Erich finds himself with a problem: he now has a terrible shirt that threatens to ruin his life. Thankfully, his friend Robin has a way to get a replacement, but it comes at the cost of having to visit the enigmatic Shirt Dealer. Will Erich be able to get a new shirt, or will he be doomed to a life of shame?
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Chris Szabo
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