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The top 10 nuisance calls of 2023 are:

1. To ask for directions home from the Drake concert
2. The traffic light was taking too long to turn green
3. They lost a nose ring down the shower drain
4. Their AirBnB host cancelled their reservation
5. Their UberEats order was taking too long
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8. To complain about a pothole
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10. The barber gave them a bad haircut