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#S3 The Loot Report, Vol. 2: Four Lines That Fixed the Boring Parts

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#S3 The Loot Report, Vol. 2: Four Lines That Fixed the Boring Parts

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Loot #1: a match for the smoke detector

Loot #2: a guard for the guard

Loot #3: the one you're reading right now

Loot #4: an eye that can't lie

What all four have in common

It's not a heist if the door's open

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