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If a Babylonian could not pay his debts, he could sell himself and his family and work his way out of debt in ____ years.

If a Babylonian could not pay his debts, he could sell himself and his family and work his way out of debt in ____ years.
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If a Babylonian could not pay his debts, he could sell himself and his family and work his way out of debt in ____ years.

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HE NEED TO GET A RICH GIRLFRIEND OR SOMETHING

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AND ALSO HE NEEDS A SLAP TO KNOCK SOME SENCE INTO HIM LIKE BRUH

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