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Dear Sam,

I promise you that your future will be wonderful. Your future will not be sad, it will not be bad, and it will not be gloomy. Your future will be full of green trees, blue water, and pink flowers. Your future will not be cloudy skies and dirty water. Your future will be happy. I promise to start making a difference for our world and to help save our planet. There are too many fun things to do here! Can a brotha play KanJam? We WILL save our earth because we HAVE to. There is no other option. Time to get to work! MLE.

Love,

Jake

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