Summarize the bathers script

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Tcecarenko [31]3 years ago

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Three Young women wait the final call before final qualification for the Olympic swimming team and one of them decide to get drugs to improve her performance but is caught by the other two girls, so she does not try to hide her decision and try to convince the girls to do the same. At the end all three girls decide to go on drugs before the competition to improve their performance instead of keeping their integrity.

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