we have cafes too. the quaint kind, with the little chairs, rickety metal-and-teak folding tables, and the snooty baristas with tattoos and piercings or neat w

we have cafes too. the quaint kind, with the little chairs, rickety metal-and-teak folding tables, and the snooty baristas with tattoos and piercings or neat white aprons. the reason this is making the news is because it's extraordinary, not because it's ordinary. people don't hang out at mcdonalds. you are concluding exactly the opposite of what common sense would dictate, probably because you haven't actually thought about what you are thinking. this is called a logical fallacy. in fact, why am i even explaining this to you... if you're so world wise and savvy, i'm sure you've been to new york to see for yourself.