| Keep it a 100
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| Uhh
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| Yeah
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| Somebody told me money rules the world
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| I know you heard that shit
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| Money’s the root to all evil
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| Blessings and murder shit
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| I slaved away for ten hours a day at work and just finally got my check but the
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| ATM isn’t working, shit
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| Oh, there it go
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| Damn, it’s hot as hell
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| Punch in a pin code and grab a hundred dollar bill
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| I snatched it up and went back to my wheels
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| Hit up the plug and said «I know you got some bud, I need that with some pills»
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| Meet me outside the gas station on Park Ave, I’ll be waiting
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| Then put the cash in the glove compartment as I sat waiting
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| Damn, yo where’s this nigga at?
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| Bout to light a cigarette while I…
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| Oh, there he go
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| Open up the glove compartment and told em to light this
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| Come around and drive inside and, act normal like we ain’t making a transaction
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| Take that (what up, what up)
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| I dapped him up and got to sliding
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| He crinkled it up, walked off and put it in his pocket
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| Off to the strip club with some drinks and some orders
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| He pull that hundred out his pocket, uncrinkled the corners
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| Stageside, watching this one bitch shaking and twirling
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| Busted it open all exotic and maybe she’s foreign
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| She making eye contact
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| She got on eye contacts
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| She sees that Benjamin Frank, she keep her eyes on that
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| She’s thinking «I want that»
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| He takes a sip of his glass
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| She bend over, he slaps her ass and puts some ones in her crack
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| He whispers in her ear «How long are you here?
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| Tell me you single… Oh, you got a man?
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| Fuck, I don’t care
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| Tell him I’m queer
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| Save my name as Susan in your contacts
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| And fuck your relationship, I ain’t worried about that
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| Can I use that red marker, sir?
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| Let me write my number on this hundred for you
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| Make sure you hit me up when your boyfriend can’t do nothing for you
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| She got home and opened her purse as soon as she gets to the door
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| Counting them dollars, smoking tree while she sit on the floor
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| I don’t think she like how this shit make her feel
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| But you gotta do what you gotta do when it’s time for paying bills
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| For real
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| She wanna get high now, uhh
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| Grab the Benjamin off the floor, she feeling alive now, uhh
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| Few grams of coke on the table
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| That’s the right now, uhh
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| She rolled a hundred up and stuck it up her nose like
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| That’s what she call heaven’s door
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| That’s what she call Snow White, the white without seven dwarfs
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| She throw a hundred back at her purse and headed down to the store
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| She needed blunts for the gas
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| She needed gas for the Ford
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| She needed eggs and some dill
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| She needed cheese and some milk
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| She needed change
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| «What what number is that?
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| I said what number is that on the bill, what is that?
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| Yes, in red, it’s like a phone number
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| What is this?
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| Never mind»
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| «Aye aye, don’t you make one muthafucking move
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| Empty that register
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| I know you don’t need my help
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| Hurry the fuck up, look
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| Don’t make me repeat myself
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| Gimme the cash, follow instructions, don’t be fucking moving
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| Cause I’d hate to kill you over something stupid
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| Now hand me the bread and place your hands on top of your head
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| Take my tough advice
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| Turn around and count to a hundred if you love your life»
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| Now keep it a 100
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| Uhh, keep it a 100
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| Yeah, keep it a 100
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| One hundred
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| Keep it a 100
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| Yo
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| Somebody told me money rules the world
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| I know you heard that shit
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| Money’s the root to all evil
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| Blessings and murder shit
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| He put that hundred inside of collection plate on Sunday too
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| Hope that it’ll take away your sins
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| Maybe someday soon
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| But anyway they covered the plate and just continued praying
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| After church the pastor opened it up and started saying
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| «Lord forgive me but I need this, I’ve been really static»
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| And he grabbed the hundred off the top and started staring at it
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| Held it up to see if it’s real or fake
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| Then looked around to make sure nobody was looking
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| And then he took it
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| Damn
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| Off to the streets with the Lord
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| Off to go find him a whore
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| A hundred bucks in the dash and now he riding the course
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| He see some bitch on the corner
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| He told her hop in the car
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| And then she opened the door
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| «Come on bitch, yo hurry the fuck up
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| I ain’t tryna get caught up»
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| Then continued driving his stuff |
| Looking for a spot in the cut
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| «-How much for head?
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| -A hundred
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| -Now how much for sex?
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| -A hundred
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| -Damn, a hundred?
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| -Come on, that’s not a lot
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| -Fuck
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| -Why you playing?
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| -Nah, I’m just saying, that’s a lot, bitch
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| Like gotta calm down, damn»
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| Now she making eye contact
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| She got on eye contacts
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| She see that Benjamin Frank
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| She keep her eyes on that
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| She’s thinking «I want that»
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| He pulls his dick out his pants
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| «Ooh God, it’s good»
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| Transaction complete
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| And she went back to the streets
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| Back to the cash at the leash
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| She back to get back on her knees
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| And she don’t like how this shit make her feel
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| But you gotta do what you gotta do when it’s time for paying bills
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| For real
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| She wanna retire soon, she swear to God
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| She looked up and seen the hand of God
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| Oh my God
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| Forgot she had a pimp
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| That nigga been looking for her ass for days
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| Took every single dollar and left her eye black and gray
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| He be on the corner jamming getting drunk that-a-way
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| 7-Eleven gambling throwing all his cash away, yup
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| Some say that money rule the world
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| I know you heard that shit
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| Money the root to all evil
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| Blessings and murder shit
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| Yeah, that pimp just lost that hundred dollars in that dice game
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| He said «I should’ve just bet that shit on tonight’s game»
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| Whatever nigga, nice game
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| The homie who won it walked off with the hundred
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| Then opened up his wallet
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| Stuck it inside and then put it in his pocket
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| Started stomping and running
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| Feeling so good, started hopping and jumping
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| Money flopping and rumbling
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| His eyes is as big as his smile
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| No stopping him from the prow
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| He’s jogging, skipping around
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| Till his wallet fell on the ground
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| A hundred sticking halfway out
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| In the back of a halfway house
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| For like three weeks
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| So don’t even ask me how
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| Check it
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| A homeless man walks by
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| Sees a wallet, opens his eyes
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| And then grabs it, opens to check what’s inside and to a surprise
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| It’s money
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| A couple dollars, a hundred bill with some writing
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| A number written in red
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| If he had a phone he would call, but he doesn’t
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| So he says «fuck it, it’s mine»
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| And I’m really hungry and thirsty
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| I want some beer, a beef jerky
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| Maybe some ten percent juice
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| And if the store’s open, I need some cigarettes too
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| True
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| He walked into the same store on the block
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| Just so happen to be the same exact store that got robbed
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| What a coincidence
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| That shit is just as weird as I thought
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| The clerk rang him out and said
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| «That'll be eighteen, twenty-five»
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| And then he held that hundred out with the red number written on top
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| And then everything stopped
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| Yo wassup, this is Joyner
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| I’m unable to take your call right now
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| Leave me a brief message and I’ll get back to you, peace
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| Mr. Lucas, Officer Michael Bradley with the police department
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| Trying to get a hold of you now, this is the third time calling
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| I need to speak to you with regards to some serious charges
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| You need to get back to me as soon as possible
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| Or we’ll be showing up at your door with about 10 officers and some handcuffs.
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| Choice is yours |