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Ah,eroticism in marriage millennial love. Sometimes a text message (or even blankly scrolling through your Facebook feed) is more important than enjoying a chairlift ride with bae.

After a photographer caught a young man and woman at the Minnesota State Fair in an inopportune, disinterested moment on what should have been a romantic ride through the sky, the people of Reddit naturally made the photo the subject of a Photoshop battle.

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Hopefully the young woman will come across these priceless Photoshopped versions and realize chairlift time is not phone time.

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