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You see here: a blessed Deity Dispenser™ |
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I`m telling you, even though the implication might exist in your mind, it's unsubstantiated. The use of TM here could be described as fitting a trope, however, of automation and overcommercialization, and indeed this is the entire basis of the joke: that NH deities are commercializing their services, just like humans do, that they are perhaps, absurdly, just like us.