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Database Tunas: A Fictional Narrative
Lenny, his friends and his wife Kaylee, went fishing for monster deep sea tuna. The excitement of dropping down your line and looking for big tuna, but no bites. They spent hours and hours trying to catch the perfect trophy tuna, with only catching small tuna that weren't as big as they hoped they were. Then finally, it hit them, Lenny got a huge bite and started reeling the trophy tuna in. He was so excited to finally catch a trophy tuna. But then, the worst possible outcome came while reeling the fish in. The harness he was in snapped and Lenny fell right into the water. He was trying to gasp for air but he kept getting dunked back underwater. “Help! Help!” Lenny screamed, swallowing mouthfuls of saltwater over and over. But

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