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going to the show with my brother

upstairs is warm j says "you don't have to shake my hand" c says "ok" j says "unless you just want to" c says "it's a good american tradition" they shake hands; the Christian, the atheist downstairs the band plays the microphone squealing, the beer drinking, the cigarette smoking the snow whipping around the old machine shop now carries shapes of revelry in a town of blizzard-faced young people in skinny jeans, hiking boots
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