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The Speed Doesn't Exceed Zero
A man and his wife are desperate to buy a car, but their money only gets them an old and dysfunctional one which they soon sell. In an attempt to get the necessary money to buy a new car, the husband travels to a European country, but another surprise awaits him back home.
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A man and his wife are desperate to buy a car, but their money only gets them an old and dysfunctional one which they soon sell. In an attempt to get the necessary money to buy a new car, the husband travels to a European country, but another surprise awaits him back home.
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