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Phone Wallet Keys Door 

There’s fifteen minutes until Cal’s going to call the uber. Henrietta’s still doing her makeup, Bridget’s trying on everyone else’s clothes, and Josie only just got home from shift. Whose house party are we going to again?
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There’s fifteen minutes until Cal’s going to call the uber. Henrietta’s still doing her makeup, Bridget’s trying on everyone else’s clothes, and Josie only just got home from shift. Whose house party are we going to again?

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Genre:Drama, Comedy
Directed By:Rubina Smith
Written By:Rubina Smith
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Runtime:5 minutes
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