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alejandra stuckey ☕︎

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Posted On: October 21st 2026, 12:14 am
this might be my sign to stop while i’m ahead… anyway, @koobencoffee is closed until Oct. 24th 🫠
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reneesmochmoment 8 days ago

reneesmochmoment

You didn’t google cause you were hungry baby girl!😂

raelynsade 13 days ago

raelynsade

Definitely gonna try it when it opens, what do you recommend?

miguelnextdoor_ 13 days ago

miguelnextdoor_

I’ve been wanting to go there so bad!

anachshomes 13 days ago

anachshomes

let’s go together when they’re open 🤪 coffee on me !

soy_noah_noah_ 13 days ago

soy_noah_noah_

Wooooooooo what a good impression! lol 🤣 close

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