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Amsterdam

A black and white comic strip sticker features a king building a wall. The text on the sticker includes "You can see everything", "Don't touch", "Why not?", "Right", and "I'm the king here". The artist's signature is "2023 DREW".

You can see everything Don't touch Why not? Right I'm the king here 2023 DREW

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08 August 2024 3

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