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Anonymous Posted 16 years ago
The woman says "this is about my access bill, isn't it?".
Is it something related to a bank, an identification card... ?
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What is "access bill"?
The woman says "this is about my access bill, isn't it?".
Is it something related to a bank, an identification card... ?
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"Access" seems to be the name of a company (maybe a credit card company like Mastercard or Visa) or a bank/mortgage company. It might be the name of a service company, like a cell phone company. It is not important to the conversation here; it is a quick joke.
- "Access" seems to be the name of a company (maybe a credit card company like Mastercard or Visa) or a bank/mortgage company.
- It might be the name of a service company, like a cell phone company.
- It is not important to the conversation here; it is a quick joke.
- Apparently a lot of people where the show takes place subscribe to that company and owe it a lot of money or put off paying it or something like that because it gets a good laugh from the audience when the woman says it.
- It is not clear, but it is not the company of the bank where the people are in the show.
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"Access" seems to be the name of a company (maybe a credit card company like Mastercard or Visa) or a bank/mortgage company. It might be the name of a service company, like a cell phone company. It is not important to the conversation here; it is a quick joke. Apparently a lot of people where the show takes place subscribe to that company and owe it a lot of money or put off paying it or somethin
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