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A single fish in a fish bowl at work was lonely until another fishbowl with four fish was placed next to it. The single fish kept ramming the walls of its bowl trying to reach the other fish. One day, the single fish realized the tops of the bowls were open and it began swimming constantly to build up strength. Eventually, the fish was able to jump from its bowl to the other bowl with the other fish, where it lived happily ever after.
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