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Those who persisted were taken to a building that matched none of the photos. Instead of a cozy common room, there were exposed wires. Instead of a "free breakfast," there was a loaf of moldy bread behind a radiator. Unpacking the Concerns: Fakehostel, Jarushka Ross, and the
