J: I hate the way Baristas project their voice when they talk to each other, like whoever is around is a part of their conversation.
N: I would like to discuss this more later. This movie is so cute, I think I am gonna cry [ed. note: I was watching 27 Dresses].
N: Basistas think their lives are sooo interesting, they just want to share them with the world.
J: I KNOW. Its like the only way they can communicate with each other is to engage everyone in the vicinity.
N: They do this thing where they are talking to their coworkers, but also looking around to see who is listening.
N: Possible topics: impossible roommates, land lord disputes, international travel experiences, "stalkers."
N: Also: Shift trade dramas.
J: And that rock n roll videogame.
N:Is there any way we could get money or recognition for such biting and incisive social observation?
J: If only!
N: Maybe a column in the local alternative weekly
J: Call it "sex in the city," or "city guys."
N: City guys! I am rolling on the floor laughing, and laughing out loud.
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java jacket
see also: how drunk they got last night, how "cute/pretty" the other baristas are that day, interactions (mostly negative ones) with previous customers
Yes, yes, and yes!
I was one of them and worked with three latinas (is that ok or not pc enough?) and by the end of my shift on the bike ride home I would think about how much cooler I could have been IF ONLY I was from central america
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