Personal Narrative Analysis

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Recently, I have purchased a “Platy-tat-tat” CD player from your company. Unfortunately, there was a rather strange issue with it. When I had inserted a CD and pressed play, a strange screeching noise erupted from the speakers. It sounded very similar to a cat with asthma screaming, a genuinely terrifying noise. Now, I have only been using this product for a short period of time. In fact, this was the first time I had used it since I had bought it from the Mart-Wal in east Centreville on March 31st. According to your company’s guarantee, if a customer is unsatisfied with a product, they are able to send it back to the manufacturer with proof of purchase and the reason for why they are sending the product back. I am rather unsatisfied with

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