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A minimalist sticker with the word TOAST in bold, uppercase, black letters on a white background. The sticker shows some wear and tear, suggesting it's been exposed to the elements. The word 'TOAST' is simple and impactful, and the design is very clean and modern. The sticker is affixed to an orange surface, which is itself covered in other layers of stickers, paint, and markings.

AST

31 March 2022 5
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