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Unpopular opinion: The best thing young people can do early in their careers is to abandon their identity and start over in a coastal New England town as a mysterious but beloved local bartender
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@ianpauldukes about movies that bombed at the box office called@BlastZonePod You can check it out if it sounds cool. You don’t have to though we’re still friends either way Apple https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/blast-zone-movies-that-bombed/id1556851819 … And Spotify https://open.spotify.com/show/5cW4exMb0oxk5y2QQqxJCn?si=8XPvzY9YTXGS-QwOD8LPyQ&dl_branch=1 …Show this thread
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Especially if your goal is to have a Lifetime movie made about you
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If there's one thing Alan Tudyk has taught me, it's that ANYONE claiming to be a "regular human" is definitely not one
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Like... How late is too late for this? ...asking for a friend.. And could it be a coastal southern town? I'm - I mean, my friend isn't good with snow...
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The location is highly adaptable luckily
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This is a lie, the best thing you can do is follow your career to a large city, lose yourself in in for 5 years, then return home around the holidays to reluctantly rediscover love and the meaning of family with the local bartender you went to HS with.
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I think I can hear the cease and desist from Hallmark being written by furious lawyers.
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Came here for this tweet
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