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Terrible, me and my friends got stuck in a lift at our home, stuck for nearly an hour, showed up to the place we paid £30 per person, 3 of us, 20 minutes late to an empty club and we would have to have paid 15 more to get in. Embarrassing, how can these people sleep at night. There are few good people in the world, you won’t find any of them here, avoid at all costs for your own money and own sake
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