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Posted On: December 21st 2025, 02:10 am
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california!!

thank you so much for coming out to @pacificpipe for our very first California pop-up! We’ll definitely be back soon. We’ll see you soon Oklahoma.

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#Necessitymatcha #OKC #okcfoodie #oklahomacity #oklahoma
Comments (4)
missabbylau 10 months ago

missabbylau

manifesting more CA pop ups 🤩🤩🤩

mrsamytly 10 months ago

mrsamytly

So good today! Be back soon!

mrskatgutierrez 10 months ago

mrskatgutierrez

🔥🔥🔥 More Cali pop-ups!!! 👏👏👏

jpop.co 10 months ago

jpop.co

The best matcha ever 🔥

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