In our defence, on paragraph 2 - we did say STOP READING NOW!" PPS, no doubt some are gonna come at us heated and offended….
"We love you and promise to start buying really good toilet roll soon if we make enough money, instead of the extra vegan toilet rolls that may make you flinch a bit mid-wipe. Ps, no offence to all other blue ticks, influencers, public figures, foodies or other Islanders that's genuinely here just to eat and enjoy Lindsay Lohan's music. "The next time anyone sends us one of these requests, we shall not be using the blurring tool so expertly. Nelson founded Viet Shack alongside friend Leo in 2015 (Image: Kennedy News / Viet Shack) Can't you see there's a crisis and there's favourite spots closing down due to financial deficiencies?
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"In conclusion, STOP ASKING FOR FREE **** and just come help and support ya locals. and yes, 1 track was actually decent, and yes that track is on our playlist… and so what? she was good in Mean Girls, and we all know y'all watched it recently on Netflix.) The old IKEA ones dissolved almost as fast as Lindsay Lohan's music career (yes, she released an album. "We are a small family business, that's just spent most our savings this year on a new toilet that flushes properly, new chairs + marble tables. "Therefore, please stop asking for 'COLLABORATIONS' which was a word widely used by world saving, bare foot or flip flop wearing artists + philanthropists but is now sadly a synonym used for GIVE ME FREE STUFF via social media. The post obscured the brazen influencer's identity, but warned other chancers wouldn't be so lucky. All that Gucci, LV & Prada stock you flex on your page, & some of our ingredients are definitely all from the Vietnamese market, but that's as much in common as we have!" "Here it goes… From what we see, we definitely both do have some things in common. The post, shared to the restaurant's 18,000 followers, added: "We haven’t replied to any of these overly kind requests for the last 10 years. Mocking the "entitled" influencers, the restaurant suggested the only thing they had in common with Love Islanders and "IG ticks" was their affinity for fake designer clothing. The message appears to show the person offering to post pictures of the restaurant on various social media accounts in exchange for a free meal. The Vietnamese restaurant said a recent request was reportedly from a Love Islander who finished in " place" on the hit ITV show. In the post, the restaurant also asked its followers to consider the impact of the current financial situation on small businesses before demanding freebies. The owners of Viet Shack in Manchester shared a post on Instagram where they shamed "full and semi blue IG ticks, influencers, public figures and foodies", claiming they receive more than 50 message for freebies every week. A restaurateur has criticised some former Love Islanders and influencers for demanding free food in exchange for "exposure" after being inundated with requests from them on social media.
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