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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Wait, so you should be able to sit and "work" there for hours but no one else should? I personally think 20-30 min limit for everyone at a coffee shop is very reasonable. [/quote] I'm buying stuff. If they want to enforce 20-30 minutes for paying customers, fine, but would result in lost business not only from people who work from these spots, but also (for example) friends wanting to meet up for coffee. Most of those meetups would be more like an hour, not 20 minutes. [/quote] So you think your $5 latte entitles you take up their space for an entire day? And you don't see a problem with that. If you need to work, go rent a place, go to the library, work from home. Starbucks is a business. They need to turn tables and sell products. I would love if they enforced the 20-30 min limit on everyone. [/quote] First off, "$5 latte", you clearly haven't been to Starbucks since 2013. I don't work there the entire day. It's a couple hours. And clearly, Starbucks does not see a problem with that. I don't see them setting time limits or banning anyone who actually is buying things. [/quote] I guess they do with this new policy. Kudos to them. [/quote] It applies to people who aren't buying anything. Can you read?[/quote] OK so you plan to buy something every 30 min? Great. [/quote] No, I will buy something once. [/quote] Then don't be surprised when they ask you to leave. As they should, you entitled dimwit. [/quote]
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