To whoever that dropped these off outside of station, U ARE SO SWEET! we’re not ones that accept/receive gifts often but it’s these little actions that keeps us going even further 🚑🚨❤️ https://t.co/rmX5YLOh1E
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whoever dropped outside station sweet ones accept receive gifts often little actions keeps us going even
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The given Twitter post does not seem to be related to a maintenance report feedback for a public flat house. The post is about the positive impact of small acts of kindness, such as dropping sweets outside a train station, and how they can keep people going. It does not mention any specific issue or problem related to maintenance or infrastructure that is typically associated with public flat houses. Therefore, the post does not relate to a maintenance report feedback for public flat house.