How Do You Like Living In A Sewer Persuasive Essay

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A sewer is the last place I would live. This is because it would remind me too much of certain people at this school. The smell would be dreadful and the scenery would be abominable. Waking up to smelling feces and knowing I was stuck living in a place surrounded by that would disgust me too much. This place would have no good qualities about it and I would constantly live in my own filth. Living in a sewer would be close to unbearable. I can hardly stand school, let alone a sewer where there are no benefits of living there.

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