Michael Really Needed Money
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Last published Thu, Mar 29, 2018
A man named Michael is living in New York is bored with his life. He works at a boring job as a bank teller and has nothing to shake things up. The only thing mildy linteresting are his friends who work with him. He decides to head to a new club in town with his friends one night. He soon learns not having fun comes witha price. He ends the night owing a very dangerous man some favors. Things cannot go well.
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