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Chase

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I went back to the US for the first time maybe after about 12 years abroad. I had no idea what was going on. A friend took me to a Costco just for the experience.
 

Pitya Ivyr

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reads a book beside fireplace How are you all doing on this fair evening/morning/afternoon ect.?
 

Eugene

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(Costco is practically a religion up here. People come in from bush communities once a month or so to stock up.)
 
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