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Speaker 1: What was your first job and did you like it?

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Speaker 8: I was a bust girl at a place called Shriners.

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Speaker 9: My first job was that shop co which is no

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Speaker 10: My first job was at Kentucky Fried Chicken, and no,

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Speaker 10: What I had to make biscuits. I was fifteen years old.

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Speaker 11: My first job was.

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Speaker 5: Hated it because I used to go home smelling like

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Speaker 7: Taylor Swift helped drive twenty twenty five album sales to

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Speaker 5: I don't know if people still care about Lizzo. But

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