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A home-cooked breakfast with zero cleanup? Say less. 🍳 Dotoree just opened in La Mirada and it’s a Korean-style coffee shop hidden inside an actual house. 📍 Dotoree: 13015 Oakwood Ln, La Mirada, CA 90638

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The graffiti problem in Los Angeles is so bad and widespread that businesses and residents say it’s going to damage the city’s reputation with World Cup, Super Bowl and the Olympics approaching A graffiti cleanup workers says it only takes about 40 minutes for new graffiti to show up in places he just cleaned Read that again “Every morning, his crews paint over graffiti like this. Within 30, 40 minutes, you'll see another person just tagging. So it's a cat and mouse game” “7 days a week, they paint and pressure wash away the work of downtown taggers” And it never gets any better, if you’ve been to LA you know it’s completely destroyed. It looks like a third world hell hole covered in graffiti. It’s literally everywhere you look

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