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All Aboard The 'McShiny'! City Lets Second Graders Name New Ferries
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All Aboard The 'McShiny'! City Lets Second Graders Name New Ferries

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Published Apr 13, 2017

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I will never understand why they didn't have the "Pirates of the Caribbean" music playing on this video.
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Published Apr 13, 2017

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