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 Hey guys, welcome back. How was your weekend? I hope you got as much sleep as you needed to make up for the hours lost in the week. As you know I just got a job. Today was my first day. However, I have to go back tomorrow. The internet system was down so the manager let me and two others go back home. She wants me for 3:30 tomorrow and I'm secretly crying inside. Anyways back to the filming discussion. So we won't be able to film after school. However, we will meet on Teams during school hours. This way we can still discuss any changes or new ideas. We will also be filming on the weekends. Not every weekend though, her dad picks her up every two weeks so we would not be able to film. Plus he lives in Miami and my parents will not be willing to bring me there, and I don't have a car soo. We will be making use of this weekend since she is home with her mom and close by. Either on Saturday afternoon or Sunday we will film. We might even film after school on Thursday. Seeing that it is an early release day and there is no school the next day. Although if I have to work, then we will just have to wait for the weekend to film.Office Work GIFs - Get the best GIF on GIPHY

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