How many forumites work or own coffeeshops?

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How many forumites work or own coffeeshops?

Post by mark the martian »

I'm surprised that there aren't more around, but I've seen a few posts indicating people work or are assosiated with coffeeshops. So go on, out with it!


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Post by FlyByNite »

DC on Channels works at Nes, a very smoker friendly bar since they gave up their coffeeshop license.

Hunter is a member here and lists himself as a coffeeshop manager..

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Post by mark the martian »

Hey Hunter, which shop you manage?
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FlyByNite wrote:DC on Channels works at Nes, a very smoker friendly bar since they gave up their coffeeshop license.
DC is a member here not on Channels.
mark the martian wrote:Hey Hunter, which shop you manage?
Surprisingly Hunters.
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I get zero points there
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hunters advised me to purchase the nyc diesel said it was lovely and it was (totally messed me up) was a really nice bloke offered me a go on the new vaps when im next in town and hes name is simon. with you totally about coffee shop owners and managers being members here, as we are the ideal customers
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we're cheap market research :lol:
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Post by seanlyall »

Dont know of anyone working from here but I know that Homegrown Fantasy are on the look out for staff :D


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woah.... woah..... HGF is lookin for staff?

I could really use a job now that you mention it..... hmmmmm
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Oh man I wish my woman would move with me over to the Netherlands I would have applied as soon as I saw it on the window.
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hippy_man99 wrote:woah.... woah..... HGF is lookin for staff?

I could really use a job now that you mention it..... hmmmmm
LOL! At least I'll know that if it's my first day you'll know well enough to seat me in the back on the couches :lol:
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Unfortunately for me, my Dutch leaves much to be desired :(
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mark the martian wrote:Unfortunately for me, my Dutch leaves much to be desired :(
Speaking dutch is not always required to get a job in Holland.
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especially in Amsterdam! :D
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Post by mark the martian »

Hehe, I know! I work in Amsterdam, in English too :) But I've applied for a few jobs at coffeeshops and they wanted me to have fluent Dutch. Although I have had a few budtenders at the more touristy places who were clearly British or US expats
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