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“Love this place & the coffee , people are so nice , & very relaxing“
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“Such a pleasant place to stop for a bite to eat or drink…enjoyed the food…“
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“1st time visiting and it is amazing!! You must stop in!!“
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“Had a bagel with cream cheese, just right for my breakfast BUT the coffee...dark roast, straight up, is without a doubt the best coffee I have ever had...for sure, I'll be going back for more! Thank you Sunrise Perks“
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“I've been going about once a week for awhile now and try to find excuses to go more. Highly recommend.“
“Speedway is my favorite go-to. My favorite is the North Lima, Ohio location. Super friendly crew! Great coffee and food!“
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“Absolutely loved how the staff took their time to make my mobile order. Idk who the person was but she was so sweet and let me have a free donut for waiting so long, definitely deserves a raise. Everything was made just right. Sandwich was served nice and hot. I definitely recommend this Dunkin’ location to anyone.“
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“Fast drive-thru….Friendly…Hot, fresh, well made food 🙂“
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“Did you know many semitrucks have a radar that scans approx 500' forward? Anyone who slides into that safe following distance zone and slows usually causes the truck to slow down to recreate that safe space. Especially on up-hill and regardless of that radar, it's aggravating to slow the truck and have to creep back up to speed with 80k lbs. under you (the weight of 15-20 cars) - while the offending car accelerates away, happy-go-lucky and unknowing. Truckers know this but many times it fails to click for even them. --The other thing is many semitrucks are speed limited by their company to as low as 60 mph, most to around 65 mph. So sometimes you see trucks get stuck out in the fast lane because the slower vehicle they are trying to pass speeds up. It is a problem and it is an aggravation for everyone except the vehicle being passed. Usually they don't have a clue what's going on or that there's even a problem. The simple solution is for the vehicle being passed to slow down just a bit to its original speed and allow the passing vehicle to accomplish its goal.Now YOU know.Tell all your friends.And would you say the DMV has failed motorists with respect to educating us on these issues?“