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I'm a film major that was born in Atlanta Georgia. I love the arts but specifically contemporary Art, Photography and Streetwear. I also enjoy high-end luxury vehicles from many countries and plan to own my exotic car dealership. Pets are cool but I'm deathly allergic to cats.

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