Downside of Rural Medicine: Slow Internet, No iPhone, Dating Woes

Published On: August 9th, 2010

How ya gonna keep them down on the farm after their service contract is up?

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Downside of Rural Medicine: Slow Internet, No iPhone, Dating Woes

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