What’s the best place to break-up with someone?
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Chris Cook
reader of fine literature
“Definitely not the beach. That’s an awkward ride home. I would do it somewhere like a coffee shop or anywhere downtown and really public. Somewhere they can’t make a scene and where you can get away on foot really easy.”
Boyd Gelhaus
retired
“Deep in the forest where no one could find the grave.”
Nikki Gelhaus
Nikki Gelhaus
“Breaking-up is not in our vocabulary after 46 years.”
Alice+Myron Pickering
retired
“After 56 years together we don’t have to worry about it.”
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