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“Maybe its because it takes 15 minutes for them to make a piece of toast. And because they also charge $15 for said piece of toast.”


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Thanks to Bree for sending: “Le Pain Quotidien is closing on 4th and Mass. In the words of a colleague, “Maybe its because it takes 15 minutes for them to make a piece of toast. And because they also charge $15 for said piece of toast.”

Flashback to 2009:

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