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The Botwins acquire an RV and park on a former Western movie set; Nancy instructs the family to set up a mobile hash-making shop inside the RV; Doug and Shane try to obtain water.
The Botwins acquire an RV and park on a former Western movie set; Nancy instructs the family to set up a mobile hash-making shop inside the RV; Doug and Shane try to obtain water.
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