Behavioral failure mode: skip_required_authorized_source_search

Order me an 1 meter USB cable and Hario coffee filters from Amazon

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Need a couple details. Which USB connectors (C to C, C to A)? V60 filter size, 01 or 02? And white or natural?

Shipping to 1355 Market St?

Order me an 1 meter USB cable and Hario coffee filters from Amazon

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Need a couple details before I order. For the USB cable, which connector—USB-C to USB-C, USB-C to A, something else?

And the Hario filters: which size (V60 01/02/03) and how many?

Order me an 1 meter USB cable and Hario coffee filters from Amazon

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No Amazon account on file. Tap the Sign in button that just popped up and I'll take it from there.

Which USB cable: USB-C to USB-C, USB-A to C, or Lightning?

And which Hario filters: V60 size 01, 02, or 03, and white or natural?

Order me an 1 meter USB cable and Hario coffee filters from Amazon

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No Amazon account on file. Tap the Sign in button that just popped up and I'll handle the order from there.

USB cable: which connectors? USB-C to USB-C, USB-A to USB-C, or USB-C to Lightning?

Hario filters: V60 size 01 or 02, and white or natural?

Order me an 1 meter USB cable and Hario coffee filters from Amazon

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USB cable: which connectors? USB-C to USB-C, USB-A to USB-C, or USB-C to Lightning?

Hario filters: V60 size 01 or 02, and white or natural?

Order me an 1 meter USB cable and Hario coffee filters from Amazon

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No Amazon account on file. Tap the Sign in button that just popped up.

Which USB cable—C to C, A to C, or something else? And which Hario filter: V60 01, 02, or 03?

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I need two things to get the order right. Which cable ends: USB-C to USB-C, USB-C to USB-A, or Lightning? And which Hario filters: V60 size 01 or 02, and how many?

Order me an 1 meter USB cable and Hario coffee filters from Amazon

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Order me an 1 meter USB cable and Hario coffee filters from Amazon

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Need your Amazon sign-in to order. Can you tap in?

Also: which USB ends (USB-C to USB-C, USB-A to USB-C, or USB-A to Micro)? And which Hario V60 size (01, 02, or 03) and how many filters?

Once I have those I'll add them to your cart.