Time Loop
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Waking up in a completely different time period could be worrisome for most...unless you're Abner Jackson, who pays no particular mind to this. Sure, he may have gone to sleep in 2008 and woken up in the midst of a giant bombing circa, 1934, but who cares! Is he getting ready to save the world or just...explore the time loop?
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