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txt 4 coffee ?

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https://www.txt4coffee.com.au/


They advertise as to love coffee.


What they do not and can not manage is the quality.


Just like GPS systems and POI's...  Every starbucks and GJ and Mackas will get the closest hit...

Comments

  • Very similar  to <a href=http://365cups.com/web.php>; these guys </a> There seem to be a few popping up. Properly marketed, I see no reason they should not be successful. Most will die fairly quickly
  • Time management is what these patrons lack. Even if they get their coffees at exactly this n that time, they still have that "unhappy with life" look about them, and they don't have the time for anyone else. OT, not only that, they want their coffee nice n fresh, then when they get back to their corporate desk, they let the coffee sit there idle, losing flavour while they read the daily newspaper. The guys that order as normal over the counter seem more at ease judging by their body language, and they are more responsive to you helloes and willing to have a few words about the weather or so forth. Txt for coffee, very un-australian.
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