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The question of where one stands on the topic of Family largely depends on how much advice they’ve given you. I’ve been subjected to special quantities of well-intentioned advice that I’ve never followed. This is, incidentally, why I’m not an oyster farmer.
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The question of where one stands on the topic of Family largely depends on how much advice they've given you. I've been subjected to special quantities of well-intentioned advice that I've never followed. This is, incidentally, why I'm not an oyster farmer.

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Thank you for accidentally teaching me the usefulness of ignoring advice.

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