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An average guy, decides to make the ultimate burrito, piling on hot sauce until it's practically drenched. Confident in his spicy creation, he takes a big bite only to be immediately hit with a fiery blast that he's totally unprepared for.
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An average guy, decides to make the ultimate burrito, piling on hot sauce until it's practically drenched. Confident in his spicy creation, he takes a big bite only to be immediately hit with a fiery blast that he's totally unprepared for.
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