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The Monday Morning Memo

I haven’t quite figured out what’s going on here,
but the old man is pouring me a Sangria so
I’m pretty sure it’s going to be a much better gig
than sitting on that log in the snow.

When I said I really needed to quit
calling the boss by a nickname, 
I got transported here. 

The wizard sure knows
how to make a point.
You gotta give him that. 

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