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Ten steps toward vowing never to drink again (for now).
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Eight (illustrated) steps toward waiting until the last minute to move everything you own.
Eight steps toward navigating other people's old stuff.
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Six steps toward washing your mouth out with soap.
Eight steps toward a badump-ching.
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