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A person was preparing their Sunday breakfast, a pancake. Sadly, when they tried flipping the pancake, it accidentally slipped and some fell out of the pan. They eventually cleaned the counter and prepared a plate with all they had.
A person was preparing their Sunday breakfast, a pancake. Sadly, when they tried flipping the pancake, it accidentally slipped and some fell out of the pan. They eventually cleaned the counter and prepared a plate with all they had.
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