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Milk Sour Cream Cottage Cheese
One day, the most ordinary bank employee wakes up in a completely unfamiliar place. It turns out that she will be able to return to her familiar world if she learns... milking a cow and cooking cottage cheese! Meanwhile, no one is looking for her at home or at work. Because an old friend replaced her.
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One day, the most ordinary bank employee wakes up in a completely unfamiliar place. It turns out that she will be able to return to her familiar world if she learns... milking a cow and cooking cottage cheese! Meanwhile, no one is looking for her at home or at work. Because an old friend replaced her.
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