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 Ayo brought out his laptop from his bag. He was seated on a bench in the park, directly under a tree. The atmosphere was relaxing cool breeze was somewhat seductive. He gathered his notes together and tried to conjure a nice story but the snuggling couple a few steps away from him were distracting him.

Then a group of drunken friends near him started arguing loudly, prompting him to put on his headphones to protect his headspace from the noise. But just then a lump of a foul smelling substance landed on his nose. After verifying that it was bird poop, Ayo decided that he had had enough.

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