[Solved] Charley and Willy are playing cards. Why does Charley leave?

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Q.	Charley and Willy are playing cards. Why does Charley leave?
A.	willy is being rude to him and not making any sense.
B.	he has another appointment to go to.
C.	he's just tir
Answer» A. willy is being rude to him and not making any sense.

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