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Episode 186,531: The Tipping Vertex
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Episode 186,531: The Tipping Vertex
Before his imprisonment by GALAPOL [the Inner-Galactic Police Force], Richard Smith was a relatively happy man.
Or so he thought.
Now, presented with a past wholly unrecognizable, how will Mr. Smith cope with this new information?
& what does “…eight, nineteen, twenty, twenty-one…” mean?
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