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🚨BREAKING UPDATE: Byron, who was fired from Whataburger for praying over his meals while doing off-the-clock food reviews, has just landed a new job at Sonic. Yesterday, he even helped his boss raise money for the local high school soccer team. If you’re in the area, stop by and...

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