We've all heard from enlightened minds that 1978 and 1990 were no different. That the rest of the 70s, and the whole of the 80s, existed just to get us to 1990 in terms of pop culture. Was 1978 a martyred year, a year that ended to pay for the pop cultural sins of 1990?

GOD IS IN CONTROL HERE BELIEVE ME! THE LORD'S HAND IS AT PLAY!

http://imb.ulximg.com/image/src/cover/1382033104_48b9e0b35668500246e0dfdb70aefa95.jpg/ffb9b222ea87084a2781db8f8f13d557/1382033104_a6211b50d1aa9ecebc826fcb9ba05254.jpg

THE SUMMER OF 90 WAS THE GREATEST SUMMER!!!!!

https://i.gyazo.com/fbaa1b00955b76383f37b9c17b4d2481.png

(like it? I made it myself as a tribute to 1990 ;))

PRE 1993!!!!
http://41.media.tumblr.com/1b80abd550ba0776055a245938439318/tumblr_mnslkny9l31rrg6kro1_500.jpg

POST 1993!!!!
http://direct-ns.rhap.com/imageserver/v2/albums/Alb.161534626/images/500x500.jpg

GOD IS WORKING HIS MAGIC AGAIN! SORRY FOR THE TONE BUT SOME PEOPLE DON'T UNDERSTAND THAT THE 80'S WERE ONLY MEANT TO GET US TO 1990!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Here are some iconic albums that represent the spirit of '90 in all its glory:

Iron Maiden's shining moment!  A classic that their 1980 self-titled debut, The Number of the Beast, Piece of Mind, Powerslave, and Seventh Son of a Seventh Son were all building up to:
https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/0/00/Iron_Maiden_-_No_Prayer_For_The_Dying.jpg

No, it's not "Hungry Like the Wolf," "New Moon on Monday," "Save a Prayer," "Girls on Film," or even "Notorious" that people remembered about Duran Duran, it was their 1990 studio album!  If it wasn't for this release, we wouldn't have the Thank You covers album five years later.
https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/1/13/Duran_Duran_Liberty.jpg

Run-DMC may have popularized rap for a broader audience in 1986, but that was only so that they could release this in 1990:
https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/f/f2/Backfromhellrundmc.jpg

He first became popular in 1979, got recognized as more than a one-hit wonder in 1983, and sold millions of copies of Purple Rain in 1984 and 1985.  However, Prince Nelson's success during the 1980s was still leading to this album, nothing more, nothing less:
http://ecx.images-amazon.com/images/I/51pRUanl5VL.jpg

Everybody loves 48 HRS, right? It's a classic Eddie Murphy film! Great humor, good storyline... Well, forget about that one. The success of the first movie was only put in place by Jesus so we could get to 1990. Proof? Look:

https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/thumb/0/00/Another_forty_eight_hours.jpg/220px-Another_forty_eight_hours.jpg

Molly Ringwald, what an actor! I had the hugest crush on her when I was younger. You may think of her as an "80's star" but movies like Sixteen Candles, Pretty in Pink and The Breakfast club were only leading up to this masterpiece of 1990:

https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/0/05/Betsy's_Wedding.jpg

In 1990, everyone thought Molly Ringwald would be the star of the 90's. No surprise the Sixteen Candles VHS was released in 1992.

We've all heard from enlightened minds that 1978 and 1990 were no different. That the rest of the 70s, and the whole of the 80s, existed just to get us to 1990 in terms of pop culture. Was 1978 a martyred year, a year that ended to pay for the pop cultural sins of 1990?


So 1978, a year defined with disco, ABBA, Queen, the late 70s Yankees dynasty, Diff'rent Strokes, early Billy Joel, John Carpenter's Halloween, and the presidency of Jimmy f*cking Carter is somehow related to 1990. May I just remind you that 70s pop culture died in 1981, with the death of disco and the aforementioned things? It was almost 10 years after 1981 passed in 1990. Nobody gave one single f*ck about 1978 being related to '90 back then. NOBODY!

That is all.

EDIT: Sorry about my rant. I thought you were TheEarly90sGuy. Obviously, I don't think 1978 led up to 1990's pop culture.

So 1978, a year defined with disco, ABBA, Queen, the late 70s Yankees dynasty, Diff'rent Strokes, early Billy Joel, John Carpenter's Halloween, and the presidency of Jimmy f*cking Carter is somehow related to 1990. May I just remind you that 70s pop culture died in 1981, with the death of disco and the aforementioned things? It was almost 10 years after 1981 passed in 1990. Nobody gave one single f*ck about 1978 being related to '90 back then. NOBODY!

That is all.


Wrong 90s Guy, dude. :P You should be yelling at the Early 90s Guy.

GOD IS IN CONTROL HERE BELIEVE ME! THE LORD'S HAND IS AT PLAY!

http://imb.ulximg.com/image/src/cover/1382033104_48b9e0b35668500246e0dfdb70aefa95.jpg/ffb9b222ea87084a2781db8f8f13d557/1382033104_a6211b50d1aa9ecebc826fcb9ba05254.jpg

THE SUMMER OF 90 WAS THE GREATEST SUMMER!!!!!

https://i.gyazo.com/fbaa1b00955b76383f37b9c17b4d2481.png

(like it? I made it myself as a tribute to 1990 ;))


Jordan what is this schmo rambling on about? ::)

Jordan what is this schmo rambling on about? ::)


Aren't you aware, Howard? You may know about the 80's. You know, hi-top sneakers, hair metal, Molly Ringwald, TMNT and the Ghost Busters. When you think of these words, do you think "80's culture"? Well, that is wrong. As you've probably heard from the Early 90's Guy, things that occurred in the 80's are actually meant for the year 1990 (90's pop cultural institutions, as he likes to call it. Most likely because he's institutionalized himself) and there really is no 80's culture. You can learn all about the 80's just by looking at 1990.

Here, read some of his journals on DeviantArt. He deleted them but lucky for us google saved the cache (HAHAHA SUCKER!)

http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:Q_wbKfhddCIJ:hesalive.deviantart.com/journal/+&cd=2&hl=en&ct=clnk&gl=ca

Aren't you aware, Howard? You may know about the 80's. You know, hi-top sneakers, hair metal, Molly Ringwald, TMNT and the Ghost Busters. When you think of these words, do you think "80's culture"? Well, that is wrong. As you've probably heard from the Early 90's Guy, things that occurred in the 80's are actually meant for the year 1990 (90's pop cultural institutions, as he likes to call it. Most likely because he's institutionalized himself) and there really is no 80's culture. You can learn all about the 80's just by looking at 1990.

Actually, this is true 80s culture or at least stuff that represented how strong the spirit of '78 was throughout the decade:

https://www.movieposter.com/posters/archive/main/106/MPW-53190

https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/7/78/Jaws_the_revenge.jpg

http://www.christiancinema.com/catalog/images/waltons9th_dvd_lg.jpg

https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/2/23/Texas_chainsaw_massacre_2_poster.jpg

https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/c/c1/Led_Zeppelin_-_Coda.jpg

https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/7/78/Grease_2.jpg

http://brideofcrapula.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/01/Superman_iv.jpg

http://eil.com/images/main/The+Clash+Cut+The+Crap+523422.jpg

http://nymoviereviews.com/wp-content/hall5.jpg

Actually, this is true 80s culture or at least stuff that represented how strong the spirit of '78 was throughout the decade:

https://www.movieposter.com/posters/archive/main/106/MPW-53190

https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/7/78/Jaws_the_revenge.jpg

http://www.christiancinema.com/catalog/images/waltons9th_dvd_lg.jpg

https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/2/23/Texas_chainsaw_massacre_2_poster.jpg

https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/c/c1/Led_Zeppelin_-_Coda.jpg

https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/7/78/Grease_2.jpg

http://brideofcrapula.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/01/Superman_iv.jpg

http://eil.com/images/main/The+Clash+Cut+The+Crap+523422.jpg

http://nymoviereviews.com/wp-content/hall5.jpg


London Calling was only released so we could get to Cut the Crap, the best representation of the Clash.  Grease 2, Halloween 5 and Super Man IV are also perfect representations of the franchises they're a part of.

When I think 80's culture, I think this:

http://www.jason47.com/jason47b/images/susantribute8.jpg

http://www.weta.org/sites/default/files/styles/cropped_banner/public/BennyHill2_1129x254.jpg?itok=5Tp3i8Oi&c=9688319db8ef7c73451c0d088efea6ab

http://wdy.h-cdn.co/assets/cm/15/08/54ea89bc46853_-_08-wd0609-american-bandstand-3.jpg

Staple 80's Television.

London Calling was only released so we could get to Cut the Crap, the best representation of the Clash.  Grease 2, Halloween 5 and Super Man IV are also perfect representations of the franchises they're a part of.

Don't forget Staying Alive, which was a critical sequel to the building block that was Saturday Night Fever!  It may have ruined John Travolta's career for 11 years, but the 1983 release date remains the same.

Don't forget Staying Alive, which was a critical sequel to the building block that was Saturday Night Fever!


How could I forget! Saturday Night Fever was only put in place by Jesus so that Staying Alive could be made.

You think Smokey and the Bandit was the culmination of Burt Reynold's success? It was all leading up to this:
http://ecx.images-amazon.com/images/I/51Hx5ubT1BL._SX940_.jpg

That groundbreaking, scary as hell AmityVille Horror? It was just leading to this:
http://alienbee.net/wp-content/uploads/2013/09/amityville-3.jpg

The seeds of the 19780s were being planted way back in the 60s, and came to fruition with this amazing sequel:
http://ecx.images-amazon.com/images/I/51jRWnPkS%2BL.jpg

Here are some of the really important movies of 1990, to add to Betsy's Wedding and Rocky V, which Jordan already mentioned above:

https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/f/fe/Robo2poster.png

https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/6/64/Young_guns_ii.jpg

https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/e/e1/Deltaforce2.jpg

https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/1/11/Childsplay2.jpg

https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/b/b5/Predator_two.jpg

https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/0/04/TCM3.jpg

As you can see, plenty of so-called "80s franchises" were all still relevant enough in 1990 to have new installments that year.  You see, we're always moving forward in time, and so one thing always leads to another. ;)

You thought 1987 was a great year for gritty cop film classics? HA! You must be a lame know-nothing Millenial turd!
Those okay cop movies of '87 were just leading to these early '90s classics:
https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/2/2c/Die_Hard_2.jpg
https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/c/cc/Lethal_Weapon_3_Poster.jpg
https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/e/e9/OutforJustice91.jpg

You don't need anything else but Gremlins 2:

https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/thumb/5/56/Gremlins2poster.jpg/220px-Gremlins2poster.jpg

THIS is the real Godfather! I and II are merely insignificant stepping stones in order for us to get to 1978 which was only meant to get us to 1990.

https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/5/55/GodfatherIII2.jpg

You don't need anything else but Gremlins 2:

https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/thumb/5/56/Gremlins2poster.jpg/220px-Gremlins2poster.jpg

THIS is the real Godfather! I and II are merely insignificant stepping stones in order for us to get to 1978 which was only meant to get us to 1990.

https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/5/55/GodfatherIII2.jpg


What ties it together even further is the first script for Godfather III was actually written in 1978. I think TENG is a member of the CIA and he's doing all that he can, risking his life to enlighten us about what goes on behind our backs in dark shadowy rooms where men in suits discuss pop culture trends, and projects which have been in the work since 1978 to bring us to 1990 which brings us to today. You could say TENG's our very own Fox Mulder, uncovering the Byzantine plot which took us directly from 1978 to 1990 in one gigantic leap forward.

Don't forget Staying Alive, which was a critical sequel to the building block that was Saturday Night Fever!  It may have ruined John Travolta's career for 11 years, but the 1983 release date remains the same.


It got bad reviews.

What ties it together even further is the first script for Godfather III was actually written in 1978. I think TENG is a member of the CIA and he's doing all that he can, risking his life to enlighten us about what goes on behind our backs in dark shadowy rooms where men in suits discuss pop culture trends, and projects which have been in the work since 1978 to bring us to 1990 which brings us to today. You could say TENG's our very own Fox Mulder, uncovering the Byzantine plot which took us directly from 1978 to 1990 in one gigantic leap forward.


TENG is a hero. Jesus and the US government are more concerned with the state of Vanilla Ice and movie sequels than anything else in the world. 1990 is an important year for all things.

TENG is a hero. Jesus and the US government are more concerned with the state of Vanilla Ice and movie sequels than anything else in the world. 1990 is an important year for all things.


It was the first full calendar year of the George H.W. Bush Presidency, the greatest year in the history of mankind. Then Clinton had to come and ruin everybody's fun.

It was the first full calendar year of the George H.W. Bush Presidency, the greatest year in the history of mankind. Then Clinton had to come and ruin everybody's fun.


Clinton will never be the man HW was! Clinton had to deal with black and red crimson flannel and Pearl Jam shirts. HW worked with Jesus to make sure all the children everywhere had sweet and slammin' Ninja Turtles with realistic skin.

Clinton will never be the man HW was! Clinton had to deal with black and red crimson flannel and Pearl Jam shirts. HW worked with Jesus to make sure all the children everywhere had sweet and slammin' Ninja Turtles with realistic skin.


Don't forget the radical silk rayon shirts with gaudy designs that everyone loved that that not-Jesus-approved tyrant Clinton took from us by executive order in January 1993.

Don't forget the radical silk rayon shirts with gaudy designs that everyone loved that that not-Jesus-approved tyrant Clinton took from us by executive order in January 1993.


And hi-top sneakers! Thanks to Clinton in 1993, we stopped wearing hi-top sneakers. If you look at the world today, you'll see children still do not wear hi-top sneakers as there have been no cultural changes since.

And hi-top sneakers! Thanks to Clinton in 1993, we stopped wearing hi-top sneakers. If you look at the world today, you'll see children still do not wear hi-top sneakers as there have been no cultural changes since.


Ah, yes, hi-top sneakers. Ha, silly 90s kids would have no idea what those are. They went well with hand printed shirts. Can I touch your shirt? It's nice and wet and reminds me of Buffy.....

It got bad reviews.


So bad that it has a 0% average on Rotten Tomatoes!  But still, the release date remains the same.

You don't need anything else but Gremlins 2:

https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/thumb/5/56/Gremlins2poster.jpg/220px-Gremlins2poster.jpg

THIS is the real Godfather! I and II are merely insignificant stepping stones in order for us to get to 1978 which was only meant to get us to 1990.

https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/5/55/GodfatherIII2.jpg


Wasn't Godfather Parts I and II released in 1972 and 1974? It was basically the long-awaited sequel to those movies.

Ah, yes, hi-top sneakers. Ha, silly 90s kids would have no idea what those are. They went well with hand printed shirts. Can I touch your shirt? It's nice and wet and reminds me of Buffy.....


It reminds me of a nice pixelated bitmap image of Buffy on my 1990 Windows 3.1 PC.... Ah yes, those were the days....

Wasn't Godfather Parts I and II released in 1972 and 1974? It was basically the long-awaited sequel to those movies.


Those releases are insignificant and only provide the stepping stones to get to 1978.

In the 80's Godfather's Pizza started serving better Pizza:
https://s-media-cache-ak0.pinimg.com/736x/2c/cf/39/2ccf39b4d57fcfd45da7ef554e7ee0a6.jpg

And by 1990 what did we have?
https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/5/55/GodfatherIII2.jpg

In 1992, we were given this Godfather collection on VHS:
http://thumbs.ebaystatic.com/images/g/howAAOSwstxVLTgV/s-l200.jpg

JESUS IS AT THE WHEEL, BELIEVE ME! EVERYTHING HAPPENS FOR A REASON! ;)

1978 was just all about getting to 1990 which was all about getting to 1999 which was all about getting to 2011 which was all about getting to 2020.

1978 was the year that defined the 80s.
1990 was the year that defined the 90s.
1999 was the year that defined the 00s.
2011 was the year that defined the 10s.
2020 will be the year that will define the 2020s.

However, there was some big alteration in the pop culture scene in 1993 and it still somehow effects us today. Nothing really has changed since then.

1978 was just all about getting to 1990 which was all about getting to 1999 which was all about getting to 2011 which was all about getting to 2020.

1978 was the year that defined the 80s.
1990 was the year that defined the 90s.
1999 was the year that defined the 00s.
2011 was the year that defined the 10s.
2020 will be the year that will define the 2020s.

However, there was some big alteration in the pop culture scene in 1993 and it still somehow effects us today. Nothing really has changed since then.


Everything after 1993 sucks yet 1990 is the beginning of the 1990s that defined the entire decade. This logic is solid.

Everything after 1993 sucks yet 1990 is the beginning of the 1990s that defined the entire decade. This logic is solid.


It makes plenty of sense. After all, TheEarly90sGuy, like what I said before, is ultimately omniscient.

It makes plenty of sense. After all, TheEarly90sGuy, like what I said before, is ultimately omniscient.


He only uses Jesus' logic to prove his points.

He only uses Jesus' logic to prove his points.


Aren't these the most 80's videos you have ever seen?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gAWFKAZXZg0
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-C0ZmRUudZ0
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T4cXI3RBYWw

And who could not remember the McDonald's Worm Meat Rumor, which was the biggest urban legend of the 80's?

Well, I'll remove myself now. I see I'm not wanted here.


Thank you guys for giving me a taste of my own medicine that I apparently deserved for being such a contemptibly obnoxious person. I'm sorry for being so difficult with just about everyone on here. I did not know how to make it up to you, so I'm deleting my account.

Goodbye all, it was nice knowing you.  :\'(


Wishing you all the best,
The Early 90s Guy

Well, I'll remove myself now. I see I'm not wanted here.


Thank you guys for giving me a taste of my own medicine that I apparently deserved for being an contemptibly obnoxious person. I'm sorry for being so difficult with just about everyone on here.

Goodbye all, it was nice knowing you all.


Wishing you all the best,
The Early 90s Guy


RIP Early 90s Guy.

You shouldn't leave, though. You're too funny! You need to fight with more people!

Well, I'll remove myself now. I see I'm not wanted here.


Thank you guys for giving me a taste of my own medicine that I apparently deserved for being such a contemptibly obnoxious person. I'm sorry for being so difficult with just about everyone on here. I did not know how to make it up to you, so I'm deleting my account.

Goodbye all, it was nice knowing you.  :\'(


Wishing you all the best,
The Early 90s Guy


Dude, we were just joking with you. Albeit, I took your posts seriously, but most of us kinda liked you.

Well, I'll remove myself now. I see I'm not wanted here.


Thank you guys for giving me a taste of my own medicine that I apparently deserved for being such a contemptibly obnoxious person. I'm sorry for being so difficult with just about everyone on here. I did not know how to make it up to you, so I'm deleting my account.

Goodbye all, it was nice knowing you.  :\'(


Wishing you all the best,
The Early 90s Guy


Look guy, you don't need to leave. It's just, you know be a little more tolerant of other people. Just cause you were born in 1977, that doesn't make you a higher authority on things than anyone here. You know? Just chill, and stay.

In the Chinese calendar, they are both years of the horse!  :o

In the Chinese calendar, they are both years of the horse!  :o


http://i.imgur.com/n6ZKu8V.gif

http://i.imgur.com/n6ZKu8V.gif


Now, let's inspect this horse.

https://encrypted-tbn1.gstatic.com/images?q=tbn:ANd9GcTC9EsiOu2C9emEXQ5mbYpDBaGZL4Y_gUUoKrjIFAQHYEDvsS3joA

Now, let's inspect this horse.

https://encrypted-tbn1.gstatic.com/images?q=tbn:ANd9GcTC9EsiOu2C9emEXQ5mbYpDBaGZL4Y_gUUoKrjIFAQHYEDvsS3joA


That looks familiar. Related to this horse by any chance?

https://s-media-cache-ak0.pinimg.com/236x/27/0c/2b/270c2baa3ec31dbe93c63326a9cf6a7a.jpg

When I last saw 1978 it was alive and well!

So bad that it has a 0% average on Rotten Tomatoes!  But still, the release date remains the same.


I think it was about a guy who was trying to re-live his past.

Well, I'll remove myself now. I see I'm not wanted here.


Thank you guys for giving me a taste of my own medicine that I apparently deserved for being such a contemptibly obnoxious person. I'm sorry for being so difficult with just about everyone on here. I did not know how to make it up to you, so I'm deleting my account.

Goodbye all, it was nice knowing you.  :\'(


Wishing you all the best,
The Early 90s Guy


Goodbye, So long, Don't let the door hit you on the way out! >:(

Goodbye, So long, Don't let the door hit you on the way out! >:(


I didn't know you and The Early 90s Guy had beef, Howard!

I didn't know you and The Early 90s Guy had beef, Howard!



He seemed a bit argumentative.

He seemed a bit argumentative.


He argued with you?

He argued with you?


He always thought the 90's were the best decade.  ::)

He always thought the 90's were the best decade.  ::)


He thought 1990-1992 was the best but hates everything 1993-onward.

He always thought the 90's were the best decade.  ::)


Didn't he only liked 1990-1992, while believing that 1993-onward is terrible?

GOD IS IN CONTROL HERE BELIEVE ME! THE LORD'S HAND IS AT PLAY!

http://imb.ulximg.com/image/src/cover/1382033104_48b9e0b35668500246e0dfdb70aefa95.jpg/ffb9b222ea87084a2781db8f8f13d557/1382033104_a6211b50d1aa9ecebc826fcb9ba05254.jpg

THE SUMMER OF 90 WAS THE GREATEST SUMMER!!!!!

https://i.gyazo.com/fbaa1b00955b76383f37b9c17b4d2481.png

(like it? I made it myself as a tribute to 1990 ;))


That was a nice tribute to 1990, but there was one small problem with it. We were wearing Generra sportswear for the last time in the year 1990. Hypercolor was first sold in January of '91. It was a very '91 thing, even though some early Yers were still wearing it all the way up to the summer of '98. It's "power" wore off by then after  meeting the washing machine.  ;D 

Didn't he only liked 1990-1992, while believing that 1993-onward is terrible?


There was far more incoming '00s culture in the years '93 to '98 than there was in the early '90s and I loved the early '90s for the '90s culture.

We've all heard from enlightened minds that 1978 and 1990 were no different. That the rest of the 70s, and the whole of the 80s, existed just to get us to 1990 in terms of pop culture. Was 1978 a martyred year, a year that ended to pay for the pop cultural sins of 1990?


I know you're joking, but most people remember the year 1978 for the '80s culture and not the stuff that helped to make up the atmosphere of the year 1990  (like the TV show Dallas).


Here is a greeting card for someone born in '78 that is currently being sold in the UK:

http://www.acardandagift.com/images/C5058_Image1N.jpg

Now, here is the one for 1990:

http://guystuff.com.au/media/catalog/product/i/m/img_3934.jpg

I didn't know you and The Early 90s Guy had beef, Howard!


I didn't know we did, either. There has to be a misunderstanding.

He seemed a bit argumentative.


I'll work on myself more.

That was a nice tribute to 1990, but there was one small problem with it. We were wearing Generra sportswear for the last time in the year 1990. Hypercolor was first sold in January of '91. It was a very '91 thing, even though some early Yers were still wearing it all the way up to the summer of '98. It's "power" wore off by then after  meeting the washing machine.  ;D


I'm glad you like it! I missed these kinds of posts from you. I don't remember anyone wearing Hypercolor in 1998, though. In my opinion, the 90's that everyone romanticizes died slowly from 1995 to 1997. 

I didn't know we did, either. There has to be a misunderstanding.


I'm OK with him now.

I'll work on myself more.


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