Greenwich Residents Forced to Sell Heirlooms Off the Side of the Highway
"They show up dressed very fancy, maybe wearing their Rolexes," but their starving bodies and hollow eyes reveal their desperation — to be on television.
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"They show up dressed very fancy, maybe wearing their Rolexes," but their starving bodies and hollow eyes reveal their desperation — to be on television.
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