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@cttn2012: Chỉ với 3 phút cho một bữa sáng hoàn chỉnh cùng với cháo thịt thật VIFON, đủ chất, tiện lợi, bổ dưỡng là có thật ♥️ #VIFON #chaoVIFON #thitthat

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socxinh780
Tường Vy :
Mình cũng thích ăn cháo
2025-05-15 02:58:17
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thanhthann6
Tyty :
Món cháo hấp dẫn dinh dưỡng quá
2025-05-15 00:30:21
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kimthanhv06
Thiên thiên :
Có nhiều loại không em
2025-05-15 00:10:14
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v.thy.dung87
Thùy Dung :
Cháo này ăn ngon , nhà e ai cũng thik ăn
2025-05-14 14:22:06
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28th12_2063101
Thảo Nhi :
lúc nào bận cứ cháo gói như này là nhanh gọn lại đủ chất nhờ
2025-05-15 04:14:04
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bimbim8698
Mai anh :
Tiết kiệm thời gian nấu nướng
2025-05-15 02:19:48
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kim.thanh.v4
Như Y :
Vừa nhanh vừa dinh dưỡng luôn
2025-05-15 04:51:52
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ng_thaolee
BaeHippo :
Cháo ăn dinh dưỡng lắm
2025-05-15 01:42:01
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hoa.xinh.p17
Hoa Xinh Đẹp :
nhà có trẻ nhỏ người già mua cháo này thủ sẵn ở nhà khi nào đói nấu không kịp lấy ra ăn cho nhanh
2025-05-15 02:33:36
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lionlion9329
Sushine :
Vị ngon lắm nhỉ
2025-05-15 02:58:11
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nhuydapruk7
Dy Dy :
Tui lâu lâu thèm cháo bịt vậy nè . Ngon thật thịt thật
2025-05-15 02:44:55
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hy.hy550
Minh minh :
Bữa sáng nhanh gọn chị
2025-05-15 03:16:53
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ngaluxurycar
CÔ MC MÊ XE 🌹 :
Thơm ngon lắm , tui từng ăn rồi đó
2025-05-15 05:44:24
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nh.dng4454
Ánh nhi :
Mua cháo này về nấu ăn tiện lợi nè @Thuý
2025-05-15 01:06:01
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nguyennhanh940
Nguyennhanh94 :
😂
2025-05-28 07:28:29
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gourd_016
Gourd :
@Chuta Fami cũng hợp lí mè m
2025-05-15 05:59:00
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u30daily2404
Kwon :
@Luv 1000%. Mua cháo này để ở nhà ăn được nè
2025-05-15 02:45:37
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c.long789
cô long :
Cháo thơm ngon tiện lợi nè @tui đây
2025-05-15 02:24:43
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gia.khang137
Gia Huy :
@Là Anh Là Anh mua cháo này ăn nè
2025-05-14 13:33:07
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How WeWork sold a $47 billion fantasy So back in September 2019, Adam Neumann, the founder of WeWork, was called into a board meeting and fired from the company he had built into a business once valued at $47 billion. And the strange part was, he wasn’t fired because the company was failing. He was fired because WeWork was about to go public, which meant the company finally had to reveal its financials to the world. For years, WeWork had marketed itself as a revolutionary tech company that was changing how people worked and building community through shared office space. But behind the scenes, it was really a real estate business losing nearly $2 billion a year. And somehow, despite all of that, Adam Neumann still walked away with roughly $1.7 billion. Even more surprising, many of the same investors who backed him the first time turned around and funded his next startup. There’s been plenty written about WeWork over the years, but now that we’re a few years removed from the collapse, it’s worth asking: how did this happen in the first place? This is the rise and fall of WeWork.
How WeWork sold a $47 billion fantasy So back in September 2019, Adam Neumann, the founder of WeWork, was called into a board meeting and fired from the company he had built into a business once valued at $47 billion. And the strange part was, he wasn’t fired because the company was failing. He was fired because WeWork was about to go public, which meant the company finally had to reveal its financials to the world. For years, WeWork had marketed itself as a revolutionary tech company that was changing how people worked and building community through shared office space. But behind the scenes, it was really a real estate business losing nearly $2 billion a year. And somehow, despite all of that, Adam Neumann still walked away with roughly $1.7 billion. Even more surprising, many of the same investors who backed him the first time turned around and funded his next startup. There’s been plenty written about WeWork over the years, but now that we’re a few years removed from the collapse, it’s worth asking: how did this happen in the first place? This is the rise and fall of WeWork.

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