The Cafe Incognito
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Not too far into the future, in the United Kingdom, a political party has came to power. This party has forced excessive separation between the classes, forcing the general public to wear ID badges in order to identify everything from name, occupation to even determine your own social standing. This story in particular details one man discovering something more, from such an unexpected place.
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