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Pub & Bar ConductVol. I Confidence: High
Entry #0449 · Public Archive · TML 943.7 / WRK.V

The Old Dundee Deceleration

First filed 27 August 2017 · Re-filed 27 August 2017 clerical re-stamp.

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The obvious slowing of pace deployed by one or more members of your group on approaching a bar to ensure they do not have to buy the round. It can lead to awkward situations when an entire group deploys the tactic and ends up just milling around en masse in a no-man's land between entrance and bar, waiting for someone in the group to man up and get the beers in.
Submitted by: [redacted] Contributor Record Sealed · 27 August 2017

verified Mrs. E. Tindall · TML/F-204 · clerk A.D.

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filed in Vol. I, drawer 5, shelf 2