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I asked, taking out my phone and notepad to record him.
"May I help you across the street?" I asked, taking his elbow.
"What do you think?" I asked, taking her on a tour.
"A wish?" I asked, taking my eyes off the muddy water and my beautiful loy krathong, which was iced with banana leaves, yellow carnations and purple orchids, then stuffed with three incense sticks and a yellow candle.
"Ms. Steinem," I asked, taking a cowardly tack, "what would you say if I told you I was 29, and I thought the word 'Ms.' had all this feminist baggage I didn't identify with, and I wanted to go back to using Miss?" She paused, but not for very long.
"So, what happens if you get the job you applied for in Pennsylvania?" I asked, taking a sharp turn away from the light and flirty conversation that made my second date with Alex so pleasantly compelling.
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