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Bob attempts to build something really cool for a local Brooklyn business; a pair of suspenders are used to charge an everyday item; Bob uses a boat helm to slice pizzas at one of the most famous pizzerias in New York.
Bob attempts to build something really cool for a local Brooklyn business; a pair of suspenders are used to charge an everyday item; Bob uses a boat helm to slice pizzas at one of the most famous pizzerias in New York.
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