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					Sunday, Feb. 1st, 2009. Approximately 5:30pm. Roomates/Best Friends, Pony and Chelsea walking to the market. Seattle, WA. 
					Chelsea: So what kinda milk you wanna get Pony? Homo milk? 
					Pony: What the fuck? I have to stand outside with Obie? 
					Chelsea: Well yeah Pony, I have to go in and get my coffee. 
					Pony: You mean a vegan chocolate chip cookie? Don't lie to Pony. Seriously, don't lie to Pony. 
					Chelsea: Yeah fine, I want a fucking cookie Pony. 
					Pony: I do not want to stand outside with the dog. 
					Chelsea: Pony you're standing outside with Obie. It will take two minutes, you'll be fine. It's not even cold out. 
					Pony: No dude, seriously. I am not standing outside with Obie. Just tie him up outside. 
					Chelsea: I'm not tying my dog up outside. Just stand outside with him. 
					Pony: No! 
					Chelsea: Pony! 
					Pony: No! Seriously, I am not standing outside with your dog. It's fucking cold. 
					Chelsea: Whatever dude. I'm not tying him up. I'm not comfortable doing that. Do you see all these cars Pony? Every single one of these cars is a car that could hit Obie. 
					Pony: Chelsea Keene, these cars are parked. None of them are going to hit Obie. 
					Chelsea: Dude, just fucking stand outside. I'll buy your fucking homo milk. 
					Pony: No! Everyone ties up their dog Chelsea, just tie him up right here. 
					Chelsea: Hell fucking no! I'm not doing it. Please, would you just stand here with him? 
					Pony: What if he poops?! 
					Chelsea: He's not gonna poop Pony. I'll give you a bag. 
					Pony: Let's just take Obie back home and we'll come back here and buy homo milk. 
					Chelsea: So great, the whole "milk and cookie" experience is over?! 
					Pony: It was going to be a "milk" and "cookie" experience. There was no "milk and cookie experience." 
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