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drive-thru

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drive-thru
a. a takeaway restaurant, bank, etc. designed so that customers can use it without leaving their cars
b. (as modifier): a drive-thru restaurant


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Bagel Restaurant 'the real deal', established for 30 Years on a very busy main street, with a traffic count of 37k, It serves Breakfast & lunch, seats 35 inside and 16 outside, free standing building with a drive-thru window, wholesale generates approx.
Many times when I''m done with work and my boyfriend gets home from work, we''ll head out for a drive At some point, he''ll want to stop at a fast food restaurant- and because he hates eating inside of fast food places (I don''t know why), we''ll end up going through the drive-thru and eating in my car (which I hate, and he knows it) Many times when I''m done with work and my boyfriend gets home from work, we''ll head out for a drive.
Having a drive-thru for basics is a very divisive idea-more respondents on both sides of 50 responded with strong feelings about it, some for, some against.
 
 
 
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