“I used to have a feature that I called five star Fridays where every other Friday I would leave a five star review for a business that I felt really deserved it”

Eleanor Mollie · Front and Centre · My internet habits

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run a "Five Star Fridays" habit where every other Friday she leaves a five-star review for a business she recently interacted with

every other Friday

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