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The longest coffee line in Boston
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to the cute girl with the coffee cup!
Then they all got on my 57 bus
And clogged it up with their chirpy-ness and lack of knowledge of moving to the back. Made for a rougher commute.
*grumble grumble*
They do indeed talk ad nauseam
Maybe instead of caffeine, some kind of sedative could be put in their coffee. In the meantime there's alaways earphones and earbuds.
Gilmore Girls
Ahem, it's Gilmore Girls.
Yeppers
Typo fixed.
Dear Lord
You couldn't pay me enough money to go within a mile of that
Same thing happened in Burlington, VT
Where I'm from, and I'll say the same thing here that I said on the Burlington Free Press Facebook page:
Lot of unemployed people in Boston. I'll also go ahead and point out to those slow on the uptake that I don't know whether or not they're actually unemployed, and that I'm just being glib.
Other Places Too
Even jaded old Hollywood reportedly had a long line.
Seems a long time to wait for a free cup of coffee.
They certainly do seem to have a lot of time
on their hands. I'm always kinda fascinated about why most of the millennial 'college kids' never seem to be in any particular hurry, morning, afternoon, or night. And they seem offended when confronted with others who are in a hurry to get to work, get home, etc.
Oh, is this the Millennials Suck Room?
We get it: Anything you're not interested in sucks. And I'm sure you only spend your time working for the betterment of mankind.
Get off my lawn
Since when are college kids of an generation constantly in a hurray? Not every student in Boston attends MIT or Harvard, and even then, half of the kids at those schools are no different from other college kids.
Um, because they're "college
Um, because they're "college kids". They don't YET have to sit in a cube for 8 soul-sucking hours a day (just a few hours in a classroom)
Since you don't remember that
Since you don't remember that far back old timer, college students generally don't have classes from 9-5, so there is time for stuff like this. I remember doing stuff like this and it was awesome and I loved life back then and miss it
There is this "thing"
It is called "night shift".
Ever heard of it?