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If you had to pick a number 1-4 what would be the luckiest?

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earnstyle [38]3 years ago

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I always feel drawn to the number 2 for some reason because it is in the middle between 2 and four and usually when given an option to pick a number I never pick a number that they say. Personally I just feel drawn to pick the number 2 its a nice even number and perhaps could be lucky :)

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