dredging up more posts from 2014

This is the other post from 2014, minus needless details.

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So we go back to unload them from the truck. Kaylie grabs the small box, and I look at the printer box.

"Oh yeah," Kaylie says, "that's the printer box. Someone said that it's supposed to be heavy--like 60 pounds. Who has big muscles? ... Oh hey, Macho! Can you help us with this package?"

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