OK Boomer! You Remember When Halal Was $5
(01/26/23 8:37pm)
With halal prices now at $10, boomers have come out in force to make young Penn students keenly aware that the price used to be $5.
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With halal prices now at $10, boomers have come out in force to make young Penn students keenly aware that the price used to be $5.
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