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Just as Minh walks out of the bank, he spotted his two companions: a floating robot that looks like it could be from a sci-fi film and a german shepherd have been waiting for him on the sidewalk. When Minh walked towards them, both of them rush over to him.

“Master Minh! Your back! So how did it go?” his robot friend questioned.

“Well Charleston, this is what I got.” saids Minh holding out his wallet out. “The $1500 I got earlier within the bank and adding $200 I have on me now; now we’re up $1700.”

“That so? then we’re doomed. Huh Riley?” Charleston grimly said with Riley whimpering next to him.

“Hey stop sulking you two! We’re not homeless yet, and we still got our house until the end month, so we still have time!” shouted Minh.
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Just calm down for a minute.” snapped Minh.

As Charleston calm down, Minh continued with his explanation. “I understand we're in a rough spot right now. And yes, I have lost my job during this madness we live in. But we’re not out of the running just yet and there are people are in our situation as well.” argued Minh. “If anything, they’re doing everything they can to make something positive out of this situation. So relax and let’s concentrate on what we have now.”

The floating robot became silent on what Minh just told him: “I…. you're right sire we can’t give up now or we already lost the fight.” answered

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