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We just moved to South Jersey, and have been hearing "Do you want that wrapped?" a lot. This confused us a little until we realized that still meant it was going to go in a pizza box or styrofoam clamshell or whatever, same as back in Kansas where it would have been "Do you want a box for that?" I
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