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This entry was clearly written by Flour's PR staff. Come on: "Honored for its signature sticky buns,[22] Flour is about the experience a customer has when they come through the door"? "Joanne differentiates Flour and Starbucks as one being an "experience" and the other as a "convenience".[23] Flour, as its name indicates, seeks to provide a simple pleasurable experience for their customers.[24]"?
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