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New Neighbors, Old Fights 

Memo’s life is simple, he wakes up, eats cereal, listens to music, reads, and plays the cross-word puzzle; all of that changes when a new pain-in-the-ass neighbor moves in next door
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Memo’s life is simple, he wakes up, eats cereal, listens to music, reads, and plays the cross-word puzzle; all of that changes when a new pain-in-the-ass neighbor moves in next door

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Genre:Drama
Written By:Alex Fischman Cardenas
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Runtime:15 minutes
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