ENTITLEMENT PROBLEMS: MAN INCENSED OVER STARBUCKS DISCRIMINATION

[Cain]

There is something strangely hard to resist about a well stocked vending machine.  Especially the newer models, with their robots arms and crap.  I mean, I'd pay just to watch the machine moving stuff around.

[Triple Zero]

Now I wonder what is worse, the entitled douche from the OP, or this guy that actually wrote a guide on working from coffeeshosp and not getting kicked out:

http://dcfounders.com/2011/09/entrepreneurs-guide-to-coffee-shops/

At least he's not being douchy and entitled about it and recommends tipping, but WTF ... this is a startup "thing"

It's a reality that people do this, so it's not really such a bad thing that the guy provided a guide to the (apparently incredibly socially inept) would-be IT entrepreneurs who are going to use coffeeshops as their offices anyway.

Although, I gotta say, at $300-$1000/month, unless they really need the social bustle of being in a coffeeshop they're better off renting someone's spare room for an office.

That's my main whut about it.

That, and the fact that a lot of coffeeshops make for really crappy offices and this "social bustle" sounds more like wanting to be part of some "scene" or other.

Annnnnnnd suddenly I remember that the room EFO is currently in is wired as an office. HMMMMMMM. I can see that being a $400/month income generator, alla sudden.

That's a pretty good idea!

Plus you'll be renting it out to someone who wants to be left alone during work hours, just like you

You could even share tips about staving off that roommate of yours [after office hours, of course]

[Suu]

The hyphens. 

[Mesozoic Mister Nigel]

Now I wonder what is worse, the entitled douche from the OP, or this guy that actually wrote a guide on working from coffeeshosp and not getting kicked out:

http://dcfounders.com/2011/09/entrepreneurs-guide-to-coffee-shops/

At least he's not being douchy and entitled about it and recommends tipping, but WTF ... this is a startup "thing"

It's a reality that people do this, so it's not really such a bad thing that the guy provided a guide to the (apparently incredibly socially inept) would-be IT entrepreneurs who are going to use coffeeshops as their offices anyway.

Although, I gotta say, at $300-$1000/month, unless they really need the social bustle of being in a coffeeshop they're better off renting someone's spare room for an office.

That's my main whut about it.

That, and the fact that a lot of coffeeshops make for really crappy offices and this "social bustle" sounds more like wanting to be part of some "scene" or other.

Annnnnnnd suddenly I remember that the room EFO is currently in is wired as an office. HMMMMMMM. I can see that being a $400/month income generator, alla sudden.

That's a pretty good idea!

Plus you'll be renting it out to someone who wants to be left alone during work hours, just like you

You could even share tips about staving off that roommate of yours [after office hours, of course]

OMG YESSSS

In my fantasy, I will be evicting the horrible housemate in a month or two, and getting a nice normal person who works days. And then Nigel's Palace will be a peaceful haven of contentment and productivity.

[Mesozoic Mister Nigel]

The hyphens. 

That cracked me up, too.

Seriously wish the original blog post, in all its crazytown glory, was still up.