00:02: Reaction Time
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Last published Sat, Aug 6, 2016
Sam is a total clutz. The worst part about being Sam is that he has a very low reaction time. It takes him a few seconds to realize what happened.
For the first time, this is to his advantage. It kind of makes him... Funny.
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