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The Chicago Cubs won their first World Series title since 1908. While Chicagoans in the Windy City jump for joy, it would be understandable if a man named Michael Lee were yawning. After all, he was the high school graduate who told the world this would happen in his 1993 yearbook quote. "It's almost like he doesn't think it's that big of a deal," Marcos Meza said of his friend's prediction. "But this is his World Series. The Cubs won it because of him." #InsideEdition
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