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I should try that, but finding good coffee shop in my area is hard.

• jamesbritt 18y ago
  Business opportunity?
  • marcus 18y ago
    Possibly but you should really try to concentrate on business opportunities that are a close match to your skill-set and temperament which I guess the coffee industry isn't for most of the visitors here.
    • jamesbritt 18y ago
      Sure. But maybe there's a way to a) see what local people want or need, and b) bring that to the attention of people with the proper skills to capitalize on it. And maybe make a buck as the middleman. :)
  • pavelludiq 18y ago
    The problem with coffee shops in my area is not that they are bad, but the people that go there are annoying. Usually people between 12 and 20 who spend more time in front of mirrors than its healthy, and talk mainly about that. You cant help it if your town's retarder. I sometimes enjoy going to coffee shops with friends, but can't imagine working there, im not a regular anywhere, so maybe i just haven't found the wright place, so if i find a good comfortable place, i might consider working there.
  • ojbyrne 18y ago
    From "My Coffee House Nightmare" (http://www.slate.com/id/2132576/ http://www.slate.com/id/2132576/) "The failure of a small cafe is not a question of competence. It is a sad given. The logistics of a food establishment that seats between 20 and 25 people (which roughly corresponds to the definition of "cozy") are such that the place will stay afloat—barely—as long as its owners spend all of their time on the job."