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Although it's 7 percent

Being a true American compatriot

Who has already reserved a spot in Arlington, near JFK

I have offered 2% to TSMC

As my contribution

They do that limbo thing at parties when drunk

But how low, can you go

It is 2%

That's the lowest

Just for like TSMC

Or something

We can give you a subsidy if you want

2 percent

***

No

This is too low

Just f***ing go with 7 percent

It's a very low rate

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