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@TuanNguyen_6789 Says that the vehicle in question does not belong to them and that the license plate they received is kept as a souvenir in their gym.
π’ CZ_Binance [reply] | π 2026-10-06 00:08:38 π [Source]
π¨π³ @TuanNguyen_6789 I think that car belongs to someone in Kyrgyzstan, not me. They gave me the license plate as a souvenir, and it is now in my gym. πΊπΈ @TuanNguyen_6789 That car belongs to someone in Kyrgyzstan, I think. Not mine. They gave me the plate as a souvenir, it's in my gym.
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π’ CZ_Binance [reply] | π 2026-10-06 00:08:38
π [Source]
π¨π³ @TuanNguyen_6789 I think that car belongs to someone in Kyrgyzstan, not me. They gave me the license plate as a souvenir, and it is now in my gym.
πΊπΈ @TuanNguyen_6789 That car belongs to someone in Kyrgyzstan, I think. Not mine. They gave me the plate as a souvenir, it's in my gym.
https://t.co/cs9dGUrT18
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