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Telemarketer Nina Smith, who makes calls from a West Virgina boiler room, in the New York Times magazine:

"East Coast and Southern people are friendly -- you get profanity from California. People say: 'You have my number. Why don't you give me yours? Then, I can call you at home.' ''

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