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Tighter
We sometimes look farther and miss what was basically in front.
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WHEN Chase combined mall and himself in one sentence, I just knew that it was not something I could make out as fun and entertaining. We ended up sitting for a two-hour movie about a techie who developed an amazing system to predict people’s susceptibility to make crimes.
The film ended up on a sour note, leaving us dumbfounded on our seats as the credits rolled. I popped the last bits of popped corn to my mouth as Chase sighed in disbelief.
“What just happened?”
I faced him while I sipped from my oversized soda cup and said, “Is it not the most logical ending that promises a sequel?”
He half-sobbed and rolled his eyes.
“I know. But I had high hopes for people to use the system to try and straight
