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That's okay, I'm just confused/intrigued at how anyone is going to identify a reference based on a common saying. Like "Goodnight, sleep tight" or "goddammit" or "kids these days". I'll be lurking to see what happens :)
Now I want to tell you what it is but I don't want to make it too easy ๐
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Updoot if you get the reference
Cute, but wrong. Don't get upset that you don't get it.