For A Reason
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Last published Mon, Apr 13, 2015
Everyone knows you can't choose your family, but you can choose your friends; and in a world run by bloodlines and bank accounts, you're gonna need that group of friends who understand your money crazied family like you do. I mean...you can't have a friend in a $25 pair jeans understand the difference of a $300 pair of jeans. Even though these 9 divided ways in 7th Grade, they're still the only people who understand each other.
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