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Whichwich

We have been meaning to go there for a while. With Carters just next to it, it was a double whammy. Have you noticed that sometime syou go to the old bank or store even though there's a one in the neighborhood that you moved to like zillion of years ago.
You order on these sheets. Its like you are taking a multiple choice exam and you need to sit down to ace the test. But imagine if not that, how much the line would be hoarded. I was happy that it didnt have the Subway smell of condiments but it had the fried smell of oil.
We ordered a kind of each Sriracha Tuna, bowlwich, whichwich. The Chicken Pesto Bowl had the sauce well married with the greens.
I like knowing about the equipmnt being used. Telequip for coin dispensing, Radiant systems for placing order.
Eating places have their music. Thank you Shazaam. They played The Waifs Lighthouse

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