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    HEESCO, STREET ARTIST

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    So what do you do? Heesco is a Street artist...
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    SO WHAT DO YOU DO?

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    “Snakes are an important part of the ecosystem and aren’t as dangerous as people think.”
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    SAM HAMBOUR, PROFESSIONAL CRAFT BREWER

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    “Making beer is hard work,” he says. “It’s not as glamorous as you’d think.”
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    RUTH GALE, PALM READER AND CERTIFIED HAND ANALYST

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    Ruth defines her work as a “soul companion” engaging in non-predictive modern palmistry.
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    SO WHAT DO YOU DO? PROFESSIONAL BUG SWEEPER

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    Alan Earl, Technical Surveillance Counter Measures (TSCM) Expert and Professional Bug Sweeper

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