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Mikey March 23, 2018 Just For Fun, Mikey Don't Like It, Rants

Corporate Arrogance

Mikey is not here to suggest what companies you do and do not patronize, but two companies that all the money in the world could not persuade Mikey to say that he likes are ADT Security and Sprint. Mikey doesn’t care to elaborate nor does he have to, but these two companies according to Mikey–SUCK!

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