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The sticker is a rectangular strip with a vibrant, slightly faded pink background. It features bold, black, serif-style text. The top line reads "support your local" in a smaller font, while the bottom line prominently displays "HOT POETS" in a larger, more impactful font. The sticker shows signs of wear, including creases and minor scuffs, indicating it has been affixed to the glossy black pole for some time.

support your local HOT POETS

19 March 8
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