i don't know why i have this fascination with working at a coffee shop lol but i do
been thinking of trying to get a part time job at one just to feed the fascination
any reason this is a crazy idea?
shatter my rose colored lenses lol

the key to happiness is not being rich;
it's doing something arduous and
creating something of value and then
being able to reflect on the fruits of your labor

If you love coffee and being polite to people even when they're entitled assholes, then it's really enjoyable.

But the pay is sooooo shitty. Insultingly shitty.

Other than that, I love it.

If you can get into a local little shop, definitely go for that.

I'm working at a chain that shall not be named right now. It's fine, but I'm an artisan-coffee girl.

yeah...definitely not interested in a chain. at all lol
just a random, small, quaint coffee shop in bk ... minus the entitled assholes lol

mannnn didn't know the pay is that shitty
this is making me want to tip more now whenever i go to a shop
i mostly brew at home in my chemex

thanks and sending positive energy to you for great customers and tips to come your way

the key to happiness is not being rich;
it's doing something arduous and
creating something of value and then
being able to reflect on the fruits of your labor

Da bayball, babeh. (c) Charlie Kelly.

But that's really with any service job.


>mannnn didn't know the pay is that shitty
>this is making me want to tip more now whenever i go to a
>shop
>i mostly brew at home in my chemex

*high five on the Chemex*
We are paid minimum wage, so we're not earning a living. Every little bit of tip helps.
I actually use my tips to help pay my bills.


>thanks and sending positive energy to you for great customers
>and tips to come your way

Thanks! The good customers really do make the work day. And the tips make my life.

It had some kinda romantic charm to it. It was low stress. The clientele were young and hip,mostly. I learned to make cheese eggs in a mug and what a bain marie was. Got stuck in the walk-in for an uncomfortable interval. It wasn't the worst thing ever.

Almost no money tho..

Da bayball, babeh. (c) Charlie Kelly.

the key to happiness is not being rich;
it's doing something arduous and
creating something of value and then
being able to reflect on the fruits of your labor

It was dope. I worked at a non-corporate coffee shop that always played the dopest music. I had a blast, met great people, hosted dope art shows and music shows. It was an experience and making them drinks are a form of art.

we keep it moving,

I miss it all the time.

the eclectic crowd. I want to do jazz sessions and poetry readings


>i don't know why i have this fascination with working at a
>coffee shop lol but i do
>been thinking of trying to get a part time job at one just to
>feed the fascination
>any reason this is a crazy idea?
>shatter my rose colored lenses lol
>

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