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You walked into the veterinarian area. The new facility was impressive. Everything was gleaming and brand-new. In the cupboards were all sorts of things you might need for emergencies. There were areas to keep your horse in, and even a few cold sodas in the fridge for calming a nervous owner (alsong with some medical supplies, of course). In the corner of the room stood a man, a bit past 25 years old, wearing old jeans and a tee-shirt that said "Weatherbee Farm". Don't you like it? he asked. Even I'm amazed by this place, and I'm the one who owns it. He laughed. If your horse is injured, there are first aid kits in the cupboards, and you can use that phone to call a veterinarian. I just wish we had one working here. He paused for a moment, then continued, If you know of anyone who needs a place to work, even as part-time, you'll tell them to consider this farm, right?
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