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"Literally Me." poster

"Literally Me." 

Ryan is looking for a new book to get into, when he stumbles upon an online review for a book that's getting tons of recommendations due to the relatability to the main character. Ryan orders the book and is shocked when he find's out more about the book's protagonist.
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Ryan is looking for a new book to get into, when he stumbles upon an online review for a book that's getting tons of recommendations due to the relatability to the main character. Ryan orders the book and is shocked when he find's out more about the book's protagonist.

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Genre:Comedy, Drama
Directed By:Brody Mason
Written By:Brody Mason
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Runtime:10 minutes
Studio:Cutaway Gags

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