A story based on the characters from the video series Auto-B-Good. Taking over their friend Miles' volunteer duties, the Auto-B-Good gang learns what it means to be a citizen.

When it falls upon the gang to take over volunteer duties for their friend Miles, they don't understand why they should volunteer in the first place. As they work in the community they see how much fun it can be and want to continue volunteering after Miles returns. They realize Miles is a great example of what it means to be a good citizen.

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