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Oh Baby
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citysearch c.
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I saw Eerie's review, and then took a moment and clicked onto the ""people"" writing here so often and with so many stars, copying and pasting reviews posted on the same days from other sites(google reviews), verbatim and very short descriptions. Interestingly ""they"" review the exact same set of businesses over and over: Bonfe's Heating, Borton Volvo, Inver Grove Honda, Kahler Hotel + Spa's in Rochester, Park Tavern Bowling, Inver Grove heating, Becker Furniture World, ect., and Oh Baby. Every review is always 5 stars, never a 3 or 4, always the same on multiple sites, so very, very, odd.
Take a quick gander for yourself, it's utterly statistically uncanny that this could happen. So, one can deduce, Sherlock Holmes style, that all these ""reviews"" are part of the same lazy internet reputation repair scheme and NONE are to be trusted. They are all paying for stars. I'll give you guys 2 stars for the effort.
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