The saloon wine

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When you're ready to drink, you have to look at the new ones, so don't worry about it. I didn't think it was fresh after one night

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Pick up the broken ones, the bad ones, the green ones with the scissors

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I used old ice candy, which was a big one, and I knocked a few times, but if you bought a bag, you wouldn't have to

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Get ready to use a bottle of wine. Make sure it's oil-free and salt-free. I'm cleaning it up a day early

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I'm the kind of sorghum that's made in the countryside

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I'll take a sauna and an ice cream

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It's good to see her yesterday

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Don't be too full

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And be careful when you're putting it on. It's easy to break. I put it with chopsticks

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Then you pour it into white wine, and you must have no food

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Sealed in the shade

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You can drink in a week, but I'll try it in a week. Look

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