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The “You Asked For It” Tour: Tulsa.
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Slate Auto promotes its "You Asked For It" Tour, which has stopped in Tulsa for a home makeover project. The company invites followers to share their own challenges on social media and announces the next episode will drop on September 17. Slate Auto also encourages preorders and profile updates for exclusive content and updates.
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TOUR STOP: TULSA, OK
Hey there,
The “You Asked For It” Tour is rolling on! We're in Tulsa helping some pals with a special home makeover. That means supply runs, furniture hauling, and whatever else we can do to make ourselves useful.
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Don’t forget to follow us on social to post your challenge for the Slate! And stay tuned: next episode drops September 17.
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Want to see more content like this? Or find out when we’ll be in your area? Or get free Slate stuff? Make sure your profile is complete and up to date.
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