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| Roy told me to let you and others know, not to leave your cell phones on the bleachers. Unless you want to go buy a new one. |
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| 1. Omit the comma. 2. Starting that sentence with unless is fine, but it would be better like this: Roy told me to let you and others know not to leave your cell phones on the bleachers, unless you want to go buy a new one. |
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