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In the sense that it inconveniences you, yes. In the sense that not having the possibility to watch video might make for a more mindful (?) environment rising
by BlueTemplar 3y ago
In the sense that it inconveniences you, yes.
In the sense that not having the possibility to watch video might make for a more mindful (?) environment rising the level of serendipity of engaging with other people...
(Now that I think of, banning headphones and speakers too - other than the ones of the establishment itself.)
- ghaff 3y agoAt some point, a coffeeshop that is more or less forcing random socialization among customers seems like a tough sell. But, who knows, maybe it could be a selling point for some demographics based on uniqueness.