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GET BONED by Frankie's Free Range Meat for Pride Month! LOL
Places an impending, not-yet-executed premises move on the publish date 2023-06-06 and gives the stated commercial rationale for the giveaways and the discount sale running that month — he would rather absorb a loss than transport frozen stock. This is the left edge of the relocation window; the video published exactly 7 days later, zBnczXkyE9E on 2023-06-13 (computed in code as a plain date difference: 2023-06-13 minus 2023-06-06 = 7 days), announces the last week of the same sale. Neither the origin nor the destination premises is named anywhere in this transcript. Possible case/dispute link: none identified from the transcript alone. No address, city, landlord or party is spoken; any tie to a particular premises would come from outside this video. Tentative and unconfirmed.
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we just have quite a bit of them here and we don't want to have to move all this we'll just get some some more when we move yeah we might lose a little bit of money but it's kind of a safety thing too
Places an impending, not-yet-executed premises move on the publish date 2023-06-06 and gives the stated commercial rationale for the giveaways and the discount sale running that month — he would rather absorb a loss than transport frozen stock. This is the left edge of the relocation window; the video published exactly 7 days later, zBnczXkyE9E on 2023-06-13 (computed in code as a plain date difference: 2023-06-13 minus 2023-06-06 = 7 days), announces the last week of the same sale. Neither the origin nor the destination premises is named anywhere in this transcript. Possible case/dispute link: none identified from the transcript alone. No address, city, landlord or party is spoken; any tie to a particular premises would come from outside this video. Tentative and unconfirmed.