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|We humans think we have it so bad with the collapsing economy, our soul-crushing jobs, our mortgages, and decisions we have to make about which brand of toothpaste to use. However, if animals could talk, as this clip by comedian Max Goldberg illustrates, the world would be filled with a cacophony of expletives.
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