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@that_miata: Not that fast. #miata #foryou

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Thursday 24 September 2020 06:24:51 GMT
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banana_ear
Graha :
that’s ok it doesn’t need to be fast
2020-09-24 06:27:00
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just.derelict
just.derelict :
Yoooo where’d you get that steering wheel??
2020-09-24 16:11:08
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finny_dl650_
finny_dl650_ :
ayo that has come so far from this vid
2021-08-17 05:32:24
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🌟 ĐÈN CẦU PHA LÊ MÁI NGÓI – ĐIỂM NHẤN CHO KHÔNG GIAN 💎 Cầu pha lê sáng đẹp và thu hút 🏠 Kiểu mái ngói mang nét sang trọng, tinh xảo 💡 Ánh sáng hài hòa, dễ tạo cảm giác ấm cúng ✨ Phù hợp cho nhiều không gian nội thất 🌸 Lựa chọn đẹp mắt để trang trí nhà cửa #DenPhaLe #DenTrangTriNoiThat #DenMaiNgoiDep #DenDecor #KhongGianSangTrong
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In Japanese hospitality, there’s a concept called Omotenashi. It means anticipating needs before they’re spoken. Serving without expectation. Creating care that feels effortless—but is deeply intentional. That philosophy doesn’t start at the bar. And it doesn’t end with the last sip. Hospitality is a cycle. It begins long before a guest walks through the door— and continues after they leave. How they’re greeted. How the room makes them feel. The pace of service. The weight of the glass. The quiet moments when nothing needs to be said. And finally… How they leave. Seen. Cared for. Already wanting to come back. In this series, we’re breaking down the guest experience backward— starting with the feeling you want a guest to carry with them… and tracing it through every touchpoint that creates it. Not trends. Not theatrics. Just intentional hospitality rooted in Omotenashi. Because the best restauaranrs and bars don’t just serve drinks. They complete the cycle. #theartistbehindthebar #omotenashi #beginwiththeendinmind #intentionalhospitality #cycleoftheguestexperience
In Japanese hospitality, there’s a concept called Omotenashi. It means anticipating needs before they’re spoken. Serving without expectation. Creating care that feels effortless—but is deeply intentional. That philosophy doesn’t start at the bar. And it doesn’t end with the last sip. Hospitality is a cycle. It begins long before a guest walks through the door— and continues after they leave. How they’re greeted. How the room makes them feel. The pace of service. The weight of the glass. The quiet moments when nothing needs to be said. And finally… How they leave. Seen. Cared for. Already wanting to come back. In this series, we’re breaking down the guest experience backward— starting with the feeling you want a guest to carry with them… and tracing it through every touchpoint that creates it. Not trends. Not theatrics. Just intentional hospitality rooted in Omotenashi. Because the best restauaranrs and bars don’t just serve drinks. They complete the cycle. #theartistbehindthebar #omotenashi #beginwiththeendinmind #intentionalhospitality #cycleoftheguestexperience




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