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Once upon a time there was a man named Pablo Davis. Pablo Davis is a strong, tall and intelligent man. He plays professional basketball for a living and graduated from the University of Kentucky. He also makes a lot of money in his profession of basketball and has received the MVP award twice and won the dunk contest three times. One day Pablo wakes up to the sun's light in Cleveland, Ohio. He then decides to take a vacation after the playoffs, but sadly his team did not win. So he decided to go to Mexico to take a break from his hard work. He then goes online to reserve his flight for tomorrow after reserving his ticket he decides to start packing his clothes and deciding what to wear for the week being in Mexico. Pablo decides to get some rest for tomorrow because he knew it was going be a long day. The next he woke up early in the morning to leave to the airport. Then Pablo gets on his phone to get a Uber to take him to the airport. Then the Uber comes fifteen minutes …show more content…
He then boards the airplane and decided to listen to music on his way to Mexico. It was going to be a long ride. Pablo takes out his beats and puts them on to cancel out the noise from the airplane and listens to music. He begins to fall asleep just waiting for the time he will get there. Later during the flight he is woken up by a loud sound coming from the engine. Then in the intercom the captain came on and told everybody to not to panic and everybody to put on their seatbelts and to hold on. Pablo then reached for his seatbelt and holding on to his dear life. Then he hears the other engine being cut off and how it was failing. He then starts praying to God that everything will be okay. Then the plane began to fall and Pablo could feel his heart pounding like if it was about to explode out of his chest. Then Pablo braces for impact and hold on to his seat. Pablo was knocked out and didn’t know where he

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