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I guess I just don't understand this mindset. I prefer food that tastes good, and don't really care whether 10 or 1,000,000 other people are able to enjoy it a
by bpodgursky 13y ago
I guess I just don't understand this mindset. I prefer food that tastes good, and don't really care whether 10 or 1,000,000 other people are able to enjoy it as well. Doesn't hurt me if they can reproduce it on a mass scale.
- w1ntermute 13y agoYeah, this "not wanting to share" mindset of hipsters is probably the most repulsive thing about them to me.
- BrainInAJar 13y ago> Doesn't hurt me if they can reproduce it on a mass scale. But they can't, because we're talking about production lots that are on the order of a few hundred pounds of coffee, That doesn't scale far (a busy cafe will burn through 15lbs a day easily, plus wastage, retail bags, etc)
- 001sky 13y agoI guess I just don't understand this mindset. Like "off the rack, bespoke", it's self-contradictory. There is no such thing as "factory scale, artisinal" food. The abuse of marketing buzzwords to mask inferior production is as old as fake-yellow-cheese.