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Weight Watchers - The New Yorker
I picked up my father on a sultry morning with heavy, rumbling clouds on the horizon. My mother had thrown him out again, this time for his weight. She'd said that he was insufficiently committed to his weight-loss journey and that if he hit two-fifty she wouldn't live with him anymore.
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