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That feeling when you close a big ass sale

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EW Lennys. They bring it in for every training session we have I can't eat it anymore.

I know that feeling and it's an AWESOME feeling. Like fug you everybody that said I couldn't do it.

The best was getting my biggest sale ever off a cold call. After multiple people at my company who had tried for years told.me I'd never get in there. who's laughing now bitches?! All the way to Presidents Club muhahhaha

So congrats buddy!! Take the rest of the month off.

SCP check your messages. ..could be a free lunch in it for you!

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