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$150/month for 3 months for access to the common areas/shared workspaces (not a private room/office). After that it goes up to $300. It’s about 3 miles from my
by paulcole 5y ago
$150/month for 3 months for access to the common areas/shared workspaces (not a private room/office). After that it goes up to $300.
It’s about 3 miles from my apartment so I just jog there with my stuff (or bike). When I jog, I take a shower and change. So it’s a good way to make myself be more active than I was mid-pandemic.
I figure even at the full price, that’s like $15 per work day, and I usually have an espresso, a Stumptown cold brew, and a snack during the day (or meal if there’s something free/good). Plus on the days I don’t get free lunch, I’m more motivated to meal prep and take a healthy good lunch instead of just snacking while I work in my apartment.
- browningstreet 5y agoAfter all this, I’m surprised to hear they’re still providing the free things.
- paulcole 5y agoI think they’re getting sample-size stuff from brands to use for some of the giveaways, which is a smart approach. And they are a little stingy with the cold brew. They seem to disable the tap around lunchtime. A few times there’s been free meals from local restaurants. I’m hoping they get some kind of discount in exchange for the marketing.