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So, I only found out that there's a blog for this so I'm gonna write it while I'm sleep deprived and other things...... My internship was cool, I loved the whole experience! I got to  see the studio environment and that was cool! And also I got to see Wellington. And also I learnt lots! And also I appreciated the  opportunity. Thanks team. I don't really know what else to say. Thanks team (again) . Teamwork. That's nice. Wheres the rave at? I also got lost a lot. So maybe we should teach people to not get lost?! Jimmy is showing me lana del rey memes, and that's a Jimmy thing to do. Thanks Jimmy, for supplying the banter, pushing through the hard yards, not quitting and making it to 6.30am like the true trooper he is. 204 liddel represent!! "I'm an all night kinda guy, ya know" - Jimmy 2k18 ("if you print that off, I can sign it as well")
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