Drop Gems
A rapper considers something completely different.
Code is everywhere. The red carpet looked like a science lab. Lights illuminated the place. One of the best rappers in the game appeared but with no jewelry to boast.
“You’ve left your jewels at home?” interviewer Lamonica Bruce asked.
“Yes,” Lil’ Breh Breh responded. “I’ve actually sold most of it. I’m now rapping about health care and education privatization. I’ve sold my car collection, too. It’s time to rhyme about sarcoma and getting the government out of science and education.”
“That’s quite a sacrifice,” Lamonica replied.
“Not at all. I do this selfishly.”
“Thanks. You might start a trend.”
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