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Kali wants Omar to find a career instead of working dead-end jobs; he says she tracks his every move, and if he doesn't answer her calls or texts he can expect an argument when he gets home.
Kali wants Omar to find a career instead of working dead-end jobs; he says she tracks his every move, and if he doesn't answer her calls or texts he can expect an argument when he gets home.
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