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Ranch
Four long-time friends struggle to make conversation but bond over ranch dressing, a food they've loved since college. When one of them, Sydney, boldly reveals she doesn't actually like ranch — and never has — the group is forced to confront the precarious state of their friendship.
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Four long-time friends struggle to make conversation but bond over ranch dressing, a food they've loved since college. When one of them, Sydney, boldly reveals she doesn't actually like ranch — and never has — the group is forced to confront the precarious state of their friendship.
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