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[…]ent to the cinema and every time they say the same is true now so don't go and I've complained bitterly to my job it's too loud you don't even have a manager now.Speaker 1 1:08:31 I mean I I don't mind a bit of volume once in awhile for a start stops me not enough you know six to six or […]
