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Oh, for a Pack of Gum 

Cursed with bad breath before a first date, a man finds a mysterious pack of gum near stranger who resembles– but may not be– the right date.
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Cursed with bad breath before a first date, a man finds a mysterious pack of gum near stranger who resembles– but may not be– the right date.

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Genre:Horror, Comedy
Directed By:Malcolm Mills
Written By:Malcolm Mills
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Runtime:7 minutes
Studio:Stonestreet Studios

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