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When your birthday comes once every four years, the celebration is going to be a big production. For twin brothers Ryan and Justin Bott, they'll be celebrating with 75 of their closest friends at the Little America in Salt Lake City, Utah.
Okay, so the title is a bit misleading. Because for the most part, Leap Year is every four years. But not all the time [insert dramatic soap-opera-esque turn to camera here]. Allow me to explain. I discovered this groundbreaking tidbit of knowledge just a few weeks ago.
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