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03-01-2022, 02:12 PM
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We all want to see what we wanna see when looking at our own cards, so to me cracking and resubmitting is usually a fool's errand. It's like looking at your friend's god-awfully ugly kid, but listening to proud mama and papa say how beautiful he is. To the parents he's a ten, to the grader he's a 3.5 at most.
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