"One night, in New York City, Samantha met Florence..."
Set in a New York City bar, Samantha is meeting with Florence for what we're meant to assume is a first date.
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Erin Renken
Sam
Kenzie Klem
Florence
Shawn O'Neill
The Bartender
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