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Adrien Broner started TROLLING the customer service guy after catching him using his "worker voice" 😳👀 Customer Service: “How are you boys? How y'all doing?” Adrien Broner: “Hey, that's your worker voice too. That ain't your real voice motherf***er!” “Oh my god... hi boys, how y'all doing?”

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