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Jíliú.hé

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Q: how hard will it be to get arnold palmer and arizona iced teas in china

14 years 17 weeks ago in Shopping - China

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mattaya

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Are you trying to sell them? Are you working for them. If your getting them shipped here I don't think it would be a big deal. But if your trying to put them in some of the markets for business it could take some time and you need to talk to the right people.

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I thought you were in China?

Why would you want arnold palmer and not tiger woods? I think Tiger would be more fun to hang with. Have not seen arizona iced teas. Milk tea yes.

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Tiger has more girlfriends....

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