My Cup Is…?
The optimist says, “My cup is half full!” The pessimist says, “My cup is half empty!” The presales person says, “That cup is twice
The optimist says, “My cup is half full!” The pessimist says, “My cup is half empty!” The presales person says, “That cup is twice
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