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"If you're not embarrassed by your offer it's too much", famous last words.

He wants them to win, even the insecure introverted ones.There a few more reasons, but I will defer to Michael Carbonare for some really embarrassing stories that only he is privy too.This is unsolicited compliment to John.Now if I can only get that Remington rifle out of his Ford 150 pickup truck!

She is embarrassed by the shape of her home, pretty wretched.

An embarrassingly long time.

He mentions that you should be a little embarrassed when making an offer.

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