Reasons For Thanksgiving

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Dear farmer Dove,

My name is Richard the Turkey “please don’t eat me for Thanksgiving Dinner”. I am Richard the turkey and I’M HERE TO persuasive you to eat my friend danny the pig for Thanksgiving dinner. I think you should danny the pig.

A reason you should eat danny the pig because he is has a lot of meat in him and me the turkey I’m way skinnier. 2nd reason to not eat me is because you can catch Danny the pig easily he is slow. Another reason you should eat Danny the pig is because I have a lot of feathers and it will be hard to get the feathers off. My fourth reason to not eat me is because I would keep persuading you not to eat me for your thanksgiving dinner. My last reason is

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