How many Bubble Tea business can a city handle ?

[Anonymous]

In Rockville they are everywhere .

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:In Rockville they are everywhere .

I know. The bubble will pop no doubt

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:In Rockville they are everywhere .

I know. The bubble will pop no doubt

I shouldn't admit I laughed out loud at this

[Anonymous]

I wonder the same thing about my area only its korean chicken wing shops.

[Anonymous]

I had to google Bubble Tea because I never heard of it. I am in another state.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:In Rockville they are everywhere .

I know. The bubble will pop no doubt

Same thing happened with Frozen yogurt places.

[Anonymous]

I have always called this drink Boba Tea, not Bubble Tea. I wonder if there is any rhyme or reason to why different people call it different things.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I have always called this drink Boba Tea, not Bubble Tea. I wonder if there is any rhyme or reason to why different people call it different things.

West coast Vs East coast name but same thing.

[Anonymous]

I wonder the same thing in Rockville all the time too but they've all managed to stay open as far as I know. I've always said selling an addictive product is usually good business!

[Anonymous]

Apparently they are only allowed to open in Rockville and we all have to travel there.

[Anonymous]

Vienna is full of bubble tea and mochi donuts.

[Anonymous]

Aren't these the new soda pop bars that are basically supported by high school kids hanging out?

[Anonymous]

I think we need a bubble tea shop opens before noon! I love caffeinated bubble tea, but I can't have caffeine in the afternoon.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Aren't these the new soda pop bars that are basically supported by high school kids hanging out?

The anime kids love their bubble tea.

[Anonymous]

yes, you'd have to be insane to open one up in the area....too much competition and very little ability to differentiate. stupid business plan.