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This guy is set up every day in the parking lot off of 12th Avenue in Newark, rain or shine, snow or summer heat. He sells not only jerseys, hats and the like, but also mix cd's and pirated dvds. He brings along a mobile soundsystem (powered by a car battery) and plays his mixes for the whole neighborhood, every afternoon...
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