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There's this one family owned bakery my family and I love to go to down in the San Fernando Valley and we get discounts or the owner might give us a free drink every now and then and I've never really wondered why. We aren't family nor old friends, we are just customers of his that he appreciates and I believe his kind actions are regarding our similarities in religion and ethnicity. Both him and us are Salvadorians and Pentecostals. When we go to his bakery we often chat for a couple of minutes and enjoy one another's presence
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