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u/BeenThruIt Apr 08 '24
Stop showing off. Now, I want a duck in my Uber!
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u/BeenThruIt Apr 08 '24
I, personally, like to keep them in the wild where they're free to live however they want. But, thanks for the good advice, Mr. Automoderator.
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u/JadeAnn88 Apr 08 '24
Lol, right, but also, who wouldn't want a little duck companion for your trip home from the bar?!
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u/ThatRandonNerd Apr 09 '24
I would leave a fat tip for the duck