Comments on: Different Places, Different Coffee Shops, Different Conversations http://caffeinatedconversations.com/2010/02/08/different-places-different-coffee-shops-different-conversations/ Capturing. Collecting. Creating. Wed, 14 Jul 2010 03:23:54 +0000 hourly 1 By: Jason Simon http://caffeinatedconversations.com/2010/02/08/different-places-different-coffee-shops-different-conversations/comment-page-1/#comment-518 Jason Simon Tue, 09 Feb 2010 20:47:37 +0000 http://caffeinatedconversations.com/2010/02/08/different-places-different-coffee-shops-different-conversations/#comment-518 @Marc Vaillancourt Agree. For this reason, I think it's fine that some coffee shops have pulled the plug on WiFi. Ultimately, every coffee shop has the right to shape its place as it wishes. When I was in DC, I actually shuffled across the street from one coffee shop that didn't offer WiFi to another that did because I needed to check email. This didn't bother me; both places offer something different. @Marc Vaillancourt Agree. For this reason, I think it’s fine that some coffee shops have pulled the plug on WiFi. Ultimately, every coffee shop has the right to shape its place as it wishes. When I was in DC, I actually shuffled across the street from one coffee shop that didn’t offer WiFi to another that did because I needed to check email. This didn’t bother me; both places offer something different.

]]> By: Marc Vaillancourt http://caffeinatedconversations.com/2010/02/08/different-places-different-coffee-shops-different-conversations/comment-page-1/#comment-516 Marc Vaillancourt Mon, 08 Feb 2010 22:27:43 +0000 http://caffeinatedconversations.com/2010/02/08/different-places-different-coffee-shops-different-conversations/#comment-516 Jason ... I completely agree with you. I frequent a handful of coffee shops in and around the Minneapolis (where my son plays hockey), St. Cloud (where I work) and Hutchinson (where I live) [all in Minnesota] for various reasons. Some are more conducive to conversation with friends, business associates and donors (I'm a fundraiser during the day), while others are inspirational - where I go to read, write a blog post, or sketch out the road map for a new project or idea I may have. Each shop helps me achieve the goal I have for that moment in time. It's just like a good bottle of wine....you never drink a Cabernet when the mood calls for a Pinot! Thanks for sharing. Marc Jason … I completely agree with you. I frequent a handful of coffee shops in and around the Minneapolis (where my son plays hockey), St. Cloud (where I work) and Hutchinson (where I live) [all in Minnesota] for various reasons. Some are more conducive to conversation with friends, business associates and donors (I’m a fundraiser during the day), while others are inspirational – where I go to read, write a blog post, or sketch out the road map for a new project or idea I may have.

Each shop helps me achieve the goal I have for that moment in time. It’s just like a good bottle of wine….you never drink a Cabernet when the mood calls for a Pinot!

Thanks for sharing.

Marc

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