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During a happy hour rush, Benny, the backbone of a struggling bar, is passed over for a promotion. As tensions rise with a new manager and new hire, she hits a breaking point and chooses to leave, reclaiming her freedom and future.
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During a happy hour rush, Benny, the backbone of a struggling bar, is passed over for a promotion. As tensions rise with a new manager and new hire, she hits a breaking point and chooses to leave, reclaiming her freedom and future.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Oscar Bermudez, Daniel Rodriguez, Daniel Rodriguez
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Runtime:6 minutes
Studio:Phase 3 Films
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