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Every Type of Orange
In a distant future -one where AI data centers are flattening orange groves- Rob craves an orange, the final orange, which was taken from beneath his fingertips. He plots to burgle the house of the young man who took this orange from him, but after failing to break in himself, he finds help in the form of another young man, coincidentally burgling the same house.
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In a distant future -one where AI data centers are flattening orange groves- Rob craves an orange, the final orange, which was taken from beneath his fingertips. He plots to burgle the house of the young man who took this orange from him, but after failing to break in himself, he finds help in the form of another young man, coincidentally burgling the same house.
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Genre:Drama, Comedy
Written By:Simon Ceruzzi
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