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We've all been on a bad Tinder date, and this time it's SAM's (27) turn to share hers. As she relives the intensity of the moment with her roommate RAPHAËL (28), he starts to point out all the strange behavior of SAM's date. However, one mystery remains unsolved: Is this wall load-bearing?
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We've all been on a bad Tinder date, and this time it's SAM's (27) turn to share hers. As she relives the intensity of the moment with her roommate RAPHAËL (28), he starts to point out all the strange behavior of SAM's date. However, one mystery remains unsolved: Is this wall load-bearing?
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:PAPY, Clara Kalfon, Kévin Brocheray
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Runtime:3 minutes
Studio:SALES GOSSES
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