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Me and bank

Date: 8/jun/2018
It was a bit clear but a hot day of June. The roads are full of traffic may be because its 1.30pm the time when schools and colleges are going to off.the traffic warden are standing on the middle of street but it is making situation more worse and more crowded.but it does not bother me today may be because today I am going with my little uncle to create my bank account. Yes bank account I am  25 years old but I have no bank account untill now.mostly the girls in my country does not need any bank account because mostly of them does not do any kind of job.
Well in my case I need a account for my online job that I am suppose to going do. but some times things does not went as smoothly as we thought about them and that happen in my case
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Because of the traffic we reach the 10 min way long destination in 1 hour.
After reaching the bank my uncle become vanished and I can not find him any way. 
So now it is me and the bank.it is not hard for me to talk with other people's, maybe it is because if my professional as a psychologist, but now I think my ears have some issues or the staff member have some problem in their voices.
The staff consist of 2 females and 2 males and oh I forget about the

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