Are double quotation marks like a double negative? Who knows what kind of bar they have or how full it is.
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I'm also a bit scared of the Sandwiches-plus??
@bridgete, and did you want a frozen-iced-hot "espresso" with you sandwich-plus?? ??
With the double quotation marks around Full, I kind of think those look more like quiver marks, as if "Full" and "Espresso Bar" had indeed had a few too many full espressos...
Perhaps those are actually motion lines? Clearly that much "espresso" has made the Full jittery.
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