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Carnival cruise workers started singing and celebrating a couple’s engagement before he had even proposed. They gathered around, brought out a slice of cake with a candle, and sang “Happy Engagement” like it was already official. The guy looks completely stunned because it hadn’t happened yet. You can almost...

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