Naturally this will devolve into an argument over an apples-to-oranges comparison. Some cafés are usually busy, and there is social pressure to not be taking u

Naturally this will devolve into an argument over an apples-to-oranges comparison. Some cafés are usually busy, and there is social pressure to not be taking up space for other paying customers. Some cafés are not very busy, and having some remote workers inside will at least make it look like a functioning business, attracting other paying customers. It’s up to the remote worker to use some discretion in assessing the situation of the café they’re frequenting.