the day u came back

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so i left like 10 minutes in so idk what really happened but while i was there you started to review the stuff we have been going over while you were gone. mainly the power point though. i’m kinda scared for this test cause i don’t like how everything was independent and now we just have two days of review. we should have at least two more days of review or just not take a test for this unit. it’s not really fair but it is what it is. idk. then i left so yeah bye.

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