ENTITLEMENT PROBLEMS: MAN INCENSED OVER STARBUCKS DISCRIMINATION

[Telarus]

True!  I'd love to find a late night library that had a bar.


...I should open a late night library with a bar.  

Fuck, I'd be willing to fund such a venture.

And I'd be willing to be the bartender and do some short order cooking.

Literary/Book themed bars are doing pretty well here in PDX:

http://www.oregonlive.com/portland/index.ssf/2011/09/portlands_literary_bar_scene_g.html

[Freeky]

True!  I'd love to find a late night library that had a bar.


...I should open a late night library with a bar.  

If you could handle the inevitable weird I'd bring with, I would travel to go to a place like this, if it was on the continental US.

[Jasper]

Hot damn.  This may be my brilliant idea of the year.

Now to figure out how this sort of thing is done...

[East Coast Hustle]

You'll want to start by drawing up an outline of a business plan (no sense getting into the nitty gritty details until you have several other things sorted out) and figuring out how you're going to secure financing.

[the last yatto]

True!  I'd love to find a late night library that had a bar.

I hope this what lovecraft tavern is like

...I should open a late night library with a bar.   

There's a tavern here called afk where you can get dnd sourcebooks with your drinks

[Don Coyote]

True!  I'd love to find a late night library that had a bar.

I hope this what lovecraft tavern is like

...I should open a late night library with a bar.   

There's a tavern here called afk where you can get dnd sourcebooks with your drinks

afk sucks balls. overpriced shitty drinks. And they fucked up my Guinness.

[Jasper]

You'll want to start by drawing up an outline of a business plan (no sense getting into the nitty gritty details until you have several other things sorted out) and figuring out how you're going to secure financing.

I will.  This would be a great project for when I move back to Seattle in a couple years.

[East Coast Hustle]

If you do this in Seattle and not Portland, I'm DEFINITELY in.


And yeah, AFK fucking sucks.

[Jenne]

It would go over and how in a place like Seattle.  I hope you make it work, Felix.

[Mesozoic Mister Nigel]

It would be incredibly cool.

[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"

[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.

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.

[Luna]

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.

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 great idea...

[Cain]

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.

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.

Hire a vending and coffee machine, and you're set.

[Mesozoic Mister Nigel]

  Vending machines! Shit yeah!