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I met Kony Ealy today


Mark S

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Omg omg omg - panthers : ummmm hope no one upstairs has some beef with your mom :) could get her fired : you know client confidentiality blah blah blah :) or maybe this is the best advertisement for Bank of America so far this year : they are calling it sponsored advertising

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Thanks for sharing Mark. Sounds like an awesome day for you, and it made me smile. Also glad to hear that my young'ins aren't the only ones who sleep half the day. Enjoy that while you can.

It really was and oh trust me, I do not take it for granted.
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Omg omg omg - panthers : ummmm hope no one upstairs has some beef with your mom :) could get her fired : you know client confidentiality blah blah blah :) or maybe this is the best advertisement for Bank of America so far this year : they are calling it sponsored advertising

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Lol i did not share anything of why he came, so I think we are all good.

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