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In a brief first‑person narrative, the speaker recounts receiving a cease‑and‑desist letter from a gym owner who accused the speaker of copying the gym’s advertising copy. The speaker points out that the gym had actually appropriated the speaker’s original ad, which had already been widely used. When the speaker offered to produce a screenshot showing the earlier use of the copy, the gym’s lawyer responded by apologizing for the client’s mistake, effectively acknowledging the false claim.

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