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“Huge slices and reasonably priced drinks! Best Greek pizza I’ve had in a long tube! ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️“
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“Everything was amazing !!!!!!“
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“First time there. The chicken was moist and skin nice and crispy.“
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“People should apologize for miss judging this McDonald’s and not doing research before they post something on Facebook 1. YOU CAN FLY THE FLAG UPSIDE DOWN. A protester marches with an upside-down American flag. A protester marches with an upside-down American flag. EDWARD LINSMIER, GETTY IMAGES The code goes to extreme lengths to define the rules of the flag, especially with regard to the position of the "union," or the blue field with the 50 state stars, being in certain positions. Obviously the best way to fly the flag is on a pole with the union up, but you can also fly it upside down—with one catch: you have to be in some serious trouble to do so. Fly the flag upside down only "as a signal of dire distress in instances of extreme danger to life or property."“
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“A great place to go for hot dogs and burgers. They’re very pleasant and efficient.“