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🔥🚨BREAKING: This Miami restaurant owner bought a $5,000 artwork from renowned artist Romero Britto at his Miami Beach gallery only to smash it in front of him because he was allegedly being rude to her employees. The woman, owner of Tapelia restaurant, reacted to Britto's mistreatment of her staff...

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