Ben and Jenny's
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"Hello, welcome to the Freezy Breeze Ice-creamery. How may I help you, Sir?"
"You could start with cutting the sweet act. No pun intended."
"Dude, I'm supposed to act sweet. It's in all in the job."
"Do you know for sure?"
"How am I supposed to know for sure?"
"You work here?"
"...Shut up."
In which two teenagers on the verge of adulthood argue over favourite flavours and life's many challenges at 9 pm at night. And ice-cream solves everything.
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