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"And what I'm proud about my Hobbs is that even though he may not like it, obviously he doesn't bite people or scratch or hurt them or just make it a bad experience for human like. Hobbs will look at you and go, okay, not cool. But you can tell by the look. Anyway, it was just really cool because this was the cat, one of my four boys that is. Well, he was a feral kitten."
"And what I'm proud about my Hobbs is that even though he may not like it, obviously he doesn't bite people or scratch or hurt them or just make it a bad experience for human like. Hobbs will look at you and go, okay, not cool. But you can tell by the look. Anyway, it was just really cool because this was the cat, one of my four boys that is. Well, he was a feral kitten."
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"And what I'm proud about my Hobbs is that even though he may not like it, obviously he doesn't bite people or scratch or hurt them or just make it a bad experience for human like. Hobbs will look at you and go, okay, not cool. But you can tell by the look. Anyway, it was just really cool because this was the cat, one of my four boys that is. Well, he was a feral kitten."
"And what I'm proud about my Hobbs is that even though he may not like it, obviously he doesn't bite people or scratch or hurt them or just make it a bad experience for human like. Hobbs will look at you and go, okay, not cool. But you can tell by the look. Anyway, it was just really cool because this was the cat, one of my four boys that is. Well, he was a feral kitten."