Call Lupita’s Taqueria at (hidden) and book a table for 4 this Friday at 7 PM, name Sam.4:12 PM
Booked: Lupita’s Taqueria has a table for 4 this Friday at 7 PM under Sam. They’ll hold it for 15 minutes if you’re running late.4:15 PM
A number, hidden0:52
NoClick: “Hi, I’m calling for Sam to book a table for 4 this Friday at 7 PM.”
Lupita’s: “Friday at 7, four people, under Sam. You’re all set.”
Placed by NoClick
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