Whale hunter
Person 1: Hey dude did you that chick David brought back home last night?
Person 2: yea what a champion whale hunter!
Person 2: yea what a champion whale hunter!
Whale hunter by Gotemdavie October 13, 2016
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Whale Hunter
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Whale Hunter
(Salesperson One): Dude, Jim only has two companies in his pipeline, wtf?!?
(Salesperson Two): I know, but they're both whales and it looks like one is closing soon. Jim is a true whale hunter.
(Salesperson Two): I know, but they're both whales and it looks like one is closing soon. Jim is a true whale hunter.
Whale Hunter by FQ_GFY February 3, 2020
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