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“Dear PoPville,
Last Friday around 6:30pm at the intersection of Irving and 11th street I was biking in a grey sweater and shorts with a backpack that had a yoga mat sticking out of the top, and I caught up to a guy who was biking in front of me in brown pants and a white shirt at the red light.
He glanced behind once before turning around again to jokingly ask if I was going too slow for him. We chatted briefly about how good the weather was and how he had just gotten a new chain on his bike before the light turned green and our conversation was cut short as we went our separate ways. He was super cute and had really good energy, and I think there might have been something there but I was too slow to ask for his number! Would love the chance to find this guy!”
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