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In Pokemon Yellow (and all of the Generation I games actually), the guards at the gates to Saffron City are thirsty and you need to get them a drink before they will let you through. You get the drink from the Celadon Department Store (it can be fresh water, soda pop, or lemonade). After you give the guard a drink, he will let you through.
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At Celadon City, go to the top floor and buy a fresh water from the vending machine. Then go to the guard that doesn't let you past and give him the fresh water.
The top floor of the Mart. It's actually on the roof. If you take the elevator go to the 5th floor then up the steps one more. Go up to the vending machines and click A. It's 200 Pokecoins (or whatever it's called)
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