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Lukas listened for thirty seconds, his head rhythmically snapping forward with every snare hit. This wasn't just music; it was the soundtrack to their escape. In these blocks, you either worked the line at the warehouse, sold what you shouldn't, or you found a way to make the static in your head sound like gold. The Breakout