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3 replies on “George Weber”
What? Is it just me, or can anyone else understand this gibberish.
I listed a concession stand with you and within two weeks it sold and all the enquiries were from decent people and we even made a couple friends from it all. I think that this was uncalled for to use your name implying that you had something to do with something bad that happened or could have prevented it somehow. It is a shame that people will not learn to take responsibility for things themselves and need to blame someone else, and that news people saw no harm in slamming your name all over the news. Do not let it bother you! Have a great day! David
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