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One of Them Proposed the Idea…One of Them is Lying

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One of Them Proposed the Idea…One of Them is Lying
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It’s Ken, Colleen, and Kurt’s What Happened presented by Fiscus Jewelers!

Either Tom or Irene is lying about who suggested this idea….do you think they’ll be able to work it out on the air?

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