Bull Records 1- Asking For It
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Welcome to Eldorado, where old folks still call the Air Show 'The Apocalypse'. You'll find all sorts of attractions such as food, water, and shelter. If you can see straight enough to shoot then you'll probably be able to pay for a drink at the bar and maybe even a cock-roach filled bed. If you can avoid raiders and seven-legged coyotes you might even survive.
If you're a blind, African-american girl named Katie, then survival is only one of your problems.
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