Why do we need to stop at the red light.

we stop at red lights because, quite often, those who are crossing the intersection, with the right of way may very well t-bone your car and kill you, your passengers and even the people in the other car.

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so the cars can take turns to pass

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they are watching

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#1 your not ugly

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your human

you are growing up and are now facing adulthood.

you can get a wax job but that would be painful.

do the best you can to take care of your face by using face wipes.

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