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El local del videoclub se traspasa y se alquila para poner una funeraria. Los vecinos no están dispuestos a ello y tratan de acabar con el nuevo negocio robando uno de los cuerpos. A punto de ser descubiertos, el muerto acaba en el cubo de la basura y todo apunta a que el camión se lo acabará llevando.
El local del videoclub se traspasa y se alquila para poner una funeraria. Los vecinos no están dispuestos a ello y tratan de acabar con el nuevo negocio robando uno de los cuerpos. A punto de ser descubiertos, el muerto acaba en el cubo de la basura y todo apunta a que el camión se lo acabará llevando.
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