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Seeing these extremely old elderly still working hard because it's a choice of theirs, can be filled with complex emotions. I feel so thankful eating a meal served by him and wanted to gift him a physical photo. After all, we're a tiny glimpse of their lives, in hopes to immortalise more moments for them as their fragility increases

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dennisags ¦¦ Travel Planner & Itinerary ✈️
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Wishing him a Happy Long Life until 100 years old .. many more people to serve and share the warmth through His food 😍🙌

YazdTourism | گردشگری یزد
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That plate looks goood

Yafiq Yusman
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Lovely gesture man. 🫶🏽

Leslie Koh | Food & Travel
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Love this oden spot! One of my favourites in Japan

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This brought tears to me, respect your elders always 💕

Calvin | Hong Qing
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Content to warm our hearts with :)

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aww how sweet 🥹🥹(ps i'm Japanese🥰

shawneydepp
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This made my day 🥲

Anne Wong
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A photographer with a heart ❤️🥰

Huxsterized
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🤍🤍

Daven Tan
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this is so cute!! bless mighty unc 🔥🔥

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