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Describe a place or environment where you feel perfectly content. What do you do or experience there, and why is it meaningful to you? As a kid, I loved watching the cartoon“The Replacements”.The show poses the idea of two children, Riley and Todd, having the ability to replace all adults/factors causing their problems with a call to Flemco Replacement Company. Influenced by the show,I felt content in an environment where problems are replaced with distractions. However,as I grow up,the show now serves me as a reminder to never hide from my problems.Contrary to the series’s title,life is not about replacing things at will.
When faced with adversity,I used to find the most convenient alternative calling the Replacement Company inside my

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