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Stick in the Mud
During a nice day at the beach, Steven decides to create an impressive but tenuous sculpture out of a piece of driftwood in the water. An argument ensues about art, meaning and the value of doing something for yourself - regardless of accolades
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During a nice day at the beach, Steven decides to create an impressive but tenuous sculpture out of a piece of driftwood in the water. An argument ensues about art, meaning and the value of doing something for yourself - regardless of accolades
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