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Two Dimes

In 1965 Green Bay Packers Quarterback Bart Starr used to give his son ten cents for every perfect paper he wrote in school.  After a particularly bad game Bart went home to rest and decompress.  There, attached to his pillow was a note, 
"Dear dad, I though you played a great game. Love, Bart jr.

Taped to the note were two dimes.

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