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@Kenetik Ketone’d outta my MIND

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@Kenetik It's not just a drink...it's a lifestyle.

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@Kenetik I'll never buying something branded to me by a pedophile that's why I stopped eating at Subway

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@Kenetik

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@Kenetik You’re drinking a coffee on stream right now though. 😎

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@Kenetik Buy one Drink one

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@Kenetik

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@Kenetik From Doctor Disrespect to Teacher WithRespect

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@Kenetik Doc you still owe me the Kinetic giveaway that I won 7 months ago man!!! @DrDisrespect

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@Kenetik I can vouch for Kenetik. They do have some good drinks. Been drinking them for a little bit now

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@Kenetik ok then

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@Kenetik yes id love to purchase something advertised by a cheating pedo!!!

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@Kenetik Your brain isn't exactly a prime example tho.

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@Kenetik This is the anouncement? Asking for more money?

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@Kenetik Let’ me tell you. I fasted for 40 hours last week. My first time. Hours 14-24 I drank 3 Kenetiks. All I can say is WOW. Had me in another dimension! Had SSOOO much energy. Could see and think more clearer. Haven’t felt that good ever that I can remember. New biweekly schedule. 💯

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