7:30 AM, Thursday January 6th 2022
Makes sense, thanks. Was overthinking it a bit.
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tifa
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7:29 AM, Thursday January 6th 2022
Ah yeah, this example probably isn't extreme enough. Here's roughly what I had ghosted.
5:33 AM, Friday December 31st 2021
Thanks so much for the detailed critique! I'll keep those in mind moving forward.
Happy New Year. :)
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