01 January 1970 10 mins
Like all youngsters, Jay wishes for a shiny, new bike for his birthday. In a dream sequence he has a marvelous adventure about this prize possession. But until the morning of his birthday, Jay doesn’t know whether or not his birthday gift is the treasured first bike.
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United States 01 January 1970
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