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Man Santan
Man Santan, the coconut milk seller, is upset with the villagers' attitude of looking down on his profession. Eventually, the villagers face a problem as the festive season approaches, with the entire village having no supply of coconut milk and coconuts. Moreover, the village's remote location makes it difficult for raw materials to be supplied.
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Man Santan, the coconut milk seller, is upset with the villagers' attitude of looking down on his profession. Eventually, the villagers face a problem as the festive season approaches, with the entire village having no supply of coconut milk and coconuts. Moreover, the village's remote location makes it difficult for raw materials to be supplied.
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