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Photo Challenge II
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<h2>Coffee Quest II</h2>
<h5>August 15, 2019</h5>
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<p>I found it. I found a place where you can get a proper cup of american coffee (pretty close anyway, they still insist on filtering <i>milk</i> instead of water). It really feels like home. I've probably gone four times now. Last time I got a tour which was cool!</p>
<p>It was really funny the way the worker giving me the tour was anticipating my reactions, as if I somehow knew how a McDonalds was supposed to run by virtue of my being American. Little does he know I'm just some shmo who barely passed his federally-mandated highschool McDonalds Management class.</p>
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