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Some of the things are truly disgusting, while another lead to a 911 call

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They also revealed the unexpected downsides of their occupation

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It confirmed a suspicion long-held by AI users

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The insider also revealed the most disgusting item they had seen get returned

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The cruise liner say the new dress code will only be enforced in certain parts of the ship

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The internet user always knew 'deep down' they were different

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