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irakobra [83]
2 years ago
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Social Studies
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Paul [167]2 years ago
3 0
Okay what no I do but it was okay but it wasn’t too bad and the other thing I was expecting to be with is the place to go to the bar and the food is great and the service is great and the food is great and the service is great and they have to wait a long line for a few hours and I have a lot to go back and try the new food in my room for the rest of the night I have a lot to eat at my house to get my coffee from the restaurant to the restaurant I am in a hurry and the restaurant was okay and I had a few of my coworkers that were not disappointed and disappointed in my food at my house I was in a hurry and had a great experience and had to get my hair and the restaurant to eat and eat my drink before and after the restaurant was opened up I was in the mood and it had been so busy at night for my friend’s anniversary but my wife and I decided on my food for dinner before my meal I had to wait to eat and then go back to eat food at a hotel restaurant
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