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Right Tool for the Job (1988)
Two women want their friend to loosen up, so they call a man who sells sex toys to show up and give her a demonstration. One thing leads to another and soon the girls are playing with all manner of devices and the uptight woman experiences a sexual reawakening.
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Two women want their friend to loosen up, so they call a man who sells sex toys to show up and give her a demonstration. One thing leads to another and soon the girls are playing with all manner of devices and the uptight woman experiences a sexual reawakening.
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