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One day a man named Ace went to buy a vehicle. On the way there his bike started to play music and he had no speecer. Ace was freaked out. AAAAAAAAAHHHHHHHH! Said Ace. when Ace got to the shops he went to the bike shop he slowly entered. There were fluffy bikes, plastic bikes, and normal bikes. He told the man his bike played music when he was coming here. The old man started laughing. Ace was infuriated. So he got his bike and gave it to the man. The old man was delighted that someone had found the bike.

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