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eu passando raiva pra emitir nota todo mes, pq sempre eh uma bosta, me toquei de pedir pro contador se eles podiam fazer o servico pra mim 50 pila por mes to pistola comigo mesmo por não ter pedido isso 5 anos atras 😂

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