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Unknown“29 of 30 recent posts mention OpenArt”; this qualifies for the Ambassador cohort through dedicated feed behavior, but the commercial relationship is unverified — https://www.tiktok.com/@michael.kryton/video/76743964521598190260:47 · spoken hook

“Let me say this. Canadians are the nicest, most polite, tolerant people it has been my pleasure”

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  1. 0:00Let me say this. Canadians are the nicest, most polite, tolerant people it has been my pleasure
  2. 0:04to interact with. They are incredibly intelligent, well-educated, and always ready to take the
  3. 0:09initiative. They will not hesitate to reach out and help like the way they sent their people,
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@Michael Krytontiktok · 8K followers · median 1.6K views · n=37best post8030.5×views · for OpenArtUnknown “29 of 30 recent posts mention OpenArt”; this qualifies for the Ambassador cohort through dedicated feed behavior, but the commercial relationship is unverified — https://www.tiktok.com/@michael.kryton/video/7674396452159819026Open creator →

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