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Never Lose Your Stuff with iPhone GPS Tracker. Supplies are Limited.
daemon@ATHENA.MIT.EDU (iPhone Meets GPS)
Fri Jan 30 16:15:31 2015
Date: Fri, 30 Jan 2015 14:19:10 -0700
From: iPhone Meets GPS <iPhonemeetsGPS@aim08.basedapparatustracker.us>
To: <mit-talk-mtg@charon.mit.edu>
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Never lose your stuff with iPhone GPS tracker system. Limited Supply. Order by 1/30/15, here
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<p><br><br><br><br><br><br><br><span style="font-size: 12px; color: #f4f5f5;">Purpose: Pick up SJ squadron #?????? on our way to downtown city hall. As I drove my passenger started nodding off. 10735139 I ask are you ok? Reply was no and caffeine was needed. I said you wouldn't mind going to a girlie type of place for your cuppa joe, would you? Answer me by saying don't care let's go, whatever! Whoa, what's gotten into you this morning?
Ambiance: Small quaint corner cafe with about 4-5 tables out front and 7-8 inside including a mini lounge area, in corner. Different tables with high/low chairs just grab one and make yourself comfy. It's really a girlish type of place as the owner is a girl (pinay). J-shape counter with obmverhead menu board in chalk writing. Has two slot openings one side for ordering and paying other for pick up. Cold case display connected holding in items that needs 10735139 refrigeration. one door cold fridge for your usual sodas, juices, to -go snacks. Walls plaster with family pictures of past/present years, a corkboard with writings on index cards from previous customers, well wishers. Reading materials books and mags (donated) leaning upward against back of espresso machine. Inner back restroom share unisex, knock before turn handle.
Staff: 3-4 girls possibly sister or friends 10735139 of owner, all pinays. Friendly and engaged in what they're doing. There's no up selling or telling you buy this and that. What you ask they will answer accordingly, now don't ask difficult questions in morning rush, get stink eye stares. I ask if the cappuccino with teddy bear can be done? She answers yes but that girl is not here at the moment. At least they said it in a manner that's acceptable, no lying or misleading.
Cleanliness: Grade A, no complaints of any kind very clean to the touch. Only gripe is old newspaper gets in the way when opening doors near entrance, gust of wind blows them around like a tornado. Since I was last one coming in, I had to pick them up and put it back on bamboo paper basket. I don't blame business for it newspaper are still common. Older senior folks that may not have access to internet but still wants to hold the morning paper physically every morning can have theirs here.7ea99ed1b6714702bd5343b786c98bee
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