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Walking the Mile 

Burnout couple Jack and Diana break up while burying their dead dog. The story spirals further as Jack, unwilling to let go of the relationship, follows Diana to work, dead dog in tow, and freestyle raps his way back into her life.
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Burnout couple Jack and Diana break up while burying their dead dog. The story spirals further as Jack, unwilling to let go of the relationship, follows Diana to work, dead dog in tow, and freestyle raps his way back into her life.

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