RE: Victrola Coffee & Art makes the news

"Devin McBride" <[email protected]>
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I haven't seen this happen much...only café I go to though is Craniums though where there is an equal amount of people there on laptops whether its work or school as there are groups of people chatting.

DM

-----Original Message-----
From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of Tom Higgins
Sent: Friday, May 27, 2005 6:30 PM
To: SeattleWireless Talk List
Subject: Re: Victrola Coffee & Art makes the news

On Fri, 27 May 2005, Ralph Sims wrote:

> them incommunicative as they hunkered over their laptops. Turning off the
> Wi-Fi has apparently helped turn on the interaction again, and even better,
> weekend sales are up. Outside of some nasty e-mails, the café says most
> customers have thanked them. -May 27, 2005

Maybe its a Seattle thing, but here in PTP land we have not seen this
happen much and not to the biz crunching level the likes of which this
story hints at. Most all the cafes are booming in biz because of it and
oddly many social interactions have been happening because of and
augmented by the wifi. There are several down here where this is seen in
spades, the place we hold out monthly meetings in fact has now become a
focal point for several communities of folks who are very social.

Sounds like you guys need to lay off the Evercrack and talk to the people
around, heck aside from zeroconf its the best way I find to bump into new
sounds.

Hope things get better for yall up there, there is always a trip south if
you need.

-tomhiggins

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