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Jed, a graduating college student whose mind is bugled by his financial problem due to his remaining school balance. One fateful day he got a work offer from his friend, without any inkling that the offer will lead him to his demise.
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Jed, a graduating college student whose mind is bugled by his financial problem due to his remaining school balance. One fateful day he got a work offer from his friend, without any inkling that the offer will lead him to his demise.
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Runtime:12 minutes
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