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Rom-coms hit maximum revenue in mid-February

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It turns out societal pressure is the ultimate marketing tool. The entire romantic comedy industry strategically hoards its most emotionally manipulative releases for the second week of February, easily capitalizing on millions of panicked couples desperately seeking a socially acceptable date night activity.

Rom-coms hit maximum revenue in mid-February
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