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Two Packets of Sugar, Trust Me.
One quiet morning at a bar, Adrian Catherine Shaw is visited by her future self and told she must stop her friend, Ryan, the waiter, from getting fired or risk losing her future. As the two versions of Adrian work together, they face their own struggles and differences.
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One quiet morning at a bar, Adrian Catherine Shaw is visited by her future self and told she must stop her friend, Ryan, the waiter, from getting fired or risk losing her future. As the two versions of Adrian work together, they face their own struggles and differences.
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Genre:Comedy, Romance, Science Fiction
Written By:Harsh Purohit, Gabi Beltram
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