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How did I immediately recognise this as the North Wind and the Sun?
i capitalized Ntolgth Olintg and Cchunt in hopes it would make it more recognizable, idk if 3at’s why
i think you might need an ambulance
no, it's „the North Wind and the Sun“ by Aesop the Phrygian in a really bad english or3ography