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If there's one thing we hate doing, it's listening to dumb people say dumb things. In fact, it's unreal what great lengths we go through to avoid small talk, awkward political conversations, and just downright unnecessary hubbub. The most common way to drown out the noise, however, is putting in your buds and pumping tunes. You can make that so much easier with these TREBLAB WX8 True Wireless IPX8 Waterproof Earbuds with Charging Case.
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