>you put a coffee shop in places where there are few coffee shops Not where I live. Coffee shops (and bakeries, for that matter) over here usually cluster toge

>you put a coffee shop in places where there are few coffee shops Not where I live. Coffee shops (and bakeries, for that matter) over here usually cluster together, and when one opens, you can expect another one or two to open nearby, sometimes even next doors (in areas like "artistic" neighborhoods or next to universities). In the end there's like four to five coffee shops/bakeries next to each other with no possible explanation of how they're all still in business.