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Take 158
βUm, so, my weekend was fine I guess, we kind of went to the lake and stuff.β
π‘ Lead with one vivid detail, then ask them back.
Take 281
βWe rented a tiny cabin by the lake and my nephew caught his first fish. How was yours?β
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