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The first one is fine, but small, less efficient shops were never open very late. Also, Yemeni coffee shops are basically the same as Mom and pop coffee shops.
by aprilthird2021 2y ago
The first one is fine, but small, less efficient shops were never open very late. Also, Yemeni coffee shops are basically the same as Mom and pop coffee shops. Why are they able to be open late in the same environment?
Second one, how come Yemeni coffee shops don't have the issue of keeping out the homeless?
EDIT: Yemeni coffee shops are having the same success in the bay area where these problems are both exacerbated.
- alach11 2y ago> Yemeni Coffee Shops in Texas Here in Houston, law enforcement is pretty strict on homeless people causing problems. Maybe that's the reason?
- NitpickLawyer 2y agoProbably because they're small "family" businesses, and the owner is there more often than not. And they have no problem saying "no" to anyone for any reason.
- aprilthird2021 2y agoI think this makes sense logically, but why could other family businesses not do this beforehand? Thanks for the insight