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Artist: Graf Orlock
Canonical path: /graf-orlock/not-economically-viable
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Not Economically Viable
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Not Economically Viable
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The girl at the drive-by said, a guy in a shirt and tie, attacked her homeboys with a baseball bat.
When I asked them for a loan, they said I wasn't economically viable.
We're having a territorial dispute on your pissing ground. There's a man with a smiling face, a happy customer.
Said he'd fix my prices, bust up merchandise. He has a propensity for violence.
What did this guy do, threaten you with a credit card?
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