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Is it worth it?
Digging up the dirt, wrapping it carefully for delivery because you have to prove the point. 
Is being right that important? 
Who's going to clean up the mess after you spill the dirt?
You can't expect the floor to be clean and spotless.
Again, is it worth it? 
 It's not like you're going back? 
So, is it worth it? 
You already made your peace with the situation.
You know that going back will only leave you empty. 
You know that not a thing will change  and you're ok with that.

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