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While watching holiday specials on TV with Barry on Halfway There Day Eve, Kiff notices that Barry is not his usual self, which leads him to admit that he is not in the Halfway There Day spirit; they go on an adventure outside of Table Town.
While watching holiday specials on TV with Barry on Halfway There Day Eve, Kiff notices that Barry is not his usual self, which leads him to admit that he is not in the Halfway There Day spirit; they go on an adventure outside of Table Town.
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