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these two islands are so close that when the ocean freezes you can walk between them in about an hour but if you started on friday at noon you would arrive to the other one on saturday morning at 9 a.m and if you walked back it would suddenly be friday again you see as the earth rotates the sun hits different places at different times so somewhere on earth
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today is always ending while tomorrow is already beginning so to keep everyone on the same page a line was drawn across earth marking where the calendar flips to a new day and these two islands sit on opposite sides of that line close enough to walk but almost an entire day apart
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Pondo ndoa okoko na okoko na okoko na okoko na okoko na okoko na okoko na okoko na okoko na okoko na okoko.