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What Are You Having? (2003)
Insecure single guy sees an attractive young woman eating lunch alone. Can he muster the courage to try introducing himself?
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Insecure single guy sees an attractive young woman eating lunch alone. Can he muster the courage to try introducing himself?
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Written By:Benjamin Meyer
In Theaters:10/1/2003
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