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Three friends, with nothing to do with their lives, go on an epic journey through the multiverse to recover their snack that they accidentally sent through it. Along the way they will encounter mangos, high speed races, shovels, white girls, and things that can’t be unseen.
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Three friends, with nothing to do with their lives, go on an epic journey through the multiverse to recover their snack that they accidentally sent through it. Along the way they will encounter mangos, high speed races, shovels, white girls, and things that can’t be unseen.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Brighton Meeks, Atticus Simmons
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Runtime:50 minutes
Studio:No One Cares, Bored In Basement
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