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I was reading he could possibly have transmitter at his shoe; he did take a look at the bill. But I'd like more thoughts on this one; I just don't buy it.
My guess: the bill doesn't come from Simon. He switched it with another one, with the girl having memorized its serial number.pixietree said:I was reading he could possibly have transmitter at his shoe; he did take a look at the bill. But I'd like more thoughts on this one; I just don't buy it.
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