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Any cafe that doesn't allow dogs is sex video chinabasically the last place on earth we'd like to spend time.

But, this very good doggo's stellar efforts to heed a cafe's sign stipulating dogs aren't allowed is deserving of some kind of medal.

SEE ALSO: Very good doggo interrupts minor league baseball game for some fetch

Jasmine Scofield, a makeup artist based in the U.S., posted a photo of her dog waiting obediently outside a cafe.

"He wait," she wrote.

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At the time of writing, her tweet had been shared 123K times, and garnered 361K likes.

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Let's get a closeup of that.

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Scofield tweeted a photo of herself with her "good boi" companion. Awww just look at him.

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Such a good boy.

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