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Savvy hours is meant to flex on these uneducated, unsavvy hoes. Savvy hours are from 12am-2am. To be savvy during the hours you must wear nothing but a towel that reaches up to your armpits. Anything besides that is unsavvy

Person 1: Did you see how savvy i looked during Savvy hours?

Person 3: Yeah man you were flexing on those hoes

Person 2: You weren't savvy at all. the towel wasn't up to your armpits

Person 1: *dies*

Savvy Hours by Fsdizzle July 20, 2018

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Savvy Hours

Savvy hours is meant for you to flex on these uneducated unsavvy hoes. Savvy hours is from 12am-2am. To be savvy during these hours you have to wear nothing but a towel that reaches up to your armpits. If not you're unsavvy

Person 1: Did you see how savvy i was during Savvy hours?

Person 3: Yeah you were really flexing on these hoes

Person 2: You weren't savvy. The towel didn't reach your armpits

Person 1: *dies*

Savvy Hours by Fsdizzle July 20, 2018

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