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Case #0024The people demand to know
WHO WAS WRONG ABOUT DINNER?
MAYAVSJORDAN
Final verdict
Maya is right.
Jordan said “I’m fine with anything” and then vetoed everything. The court rests.
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“A person who says ‘I don’t care where we eat’ forfeits veto power. Unanimous.”
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72% of the jury says: Maya was objectively right.
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