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Todd: I thought we would talk a little bit about personality traits. So, I'm gonna give you a quiz. Rebecca: Oh, God, I'll probably fail. Todd: OK, the first one is, do you procrastinate? Are you a procrastinator? Rebecca: Yes, for certain things and
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