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The passage tells the story of a teenage girl named Heatherly who lived in poverty during the mid-1990s and decided to embark on an unusual journey as part of a marketing campaign called Marlboro's 'Miles For Mouth' promotion. The idea behind this project was that consumers could collect points (called 'Marlboro Miles') by purchasing certain brands of cigarettes, which they could then redeem for various rewards.

Heatherly had big dreams and decided to make her own version of the journey real by collecting as many Marlboro cigarette packs as possible from local stores. She would cut out the barcodes on each pack (called UPCs) with a pair of scissors or a knife, count how many she had collected, and then redeem them for rewards.

Heatherly admits that this process was quite depressing at times; it involved spending hours walking around looking for discarded cigarette packs on the ground. Despite these feelings of sadness, Heatherly continued her mission because she knew that eventually, all her hard work would pay off with some sorta reward or a chance to escape from her difficult life.

In order to make this dream become reality sooner rather than later, Heatherly also began salvaging miles from empty packs found at local bars and pubs where her parents worked. By doing so, she managed to accumulate enough points over time until finally achieving one of the biggest prizes - A red Fuji folding bike which cost 2,200 miles or equivalent to approximately 440 cigarette packs.

This journey taught Heatherly many valuable lessons about perseverance even when faced with seemingly insurmountable challenges and how determination can indeed lead us towards our goals.

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