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This short story is about a camera man who has to move around to different positions and angles to capture good action shots of a sports game. He cheers on his home team, the Pens, from the sidelines as he films the action on the field or court. In the end, he says goodbye, suggesting the game has concluded.
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- 3. Macro Lets go Pens!!!
- 5. Sometimes you have to move around to get good action pics.
- 6. Good bye Good bye Good bye