I seem to live in a small city under a rock, but the past month I went in vacations and found a really cool concept I hadn't thought about: it was a cafebrary, which is a mix between a cafe and a library, where you could drink something while reading or buying books, really cool 😍😍😍. I wonder what interesting concepts are out there and I haven't found yet
@freemo
That's amazing, here it's kind of difficult to see those things, no one tries to do something different. Due to low competition I guess
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@criw where is "here" for you? Capitalism has its good and bad.
@freemo
Oh sorry hahaha, that "here" is Andorra. In case you don't know (almost no one does), Andorra is a small country in between Spain and France
@criw There is a country between spain and france!? I clearly need a better map!
@freemo
Hahahah don't blame your map, we are just a dot in the border. Our total population is ± 75.000
@criw Bigger then lichtenstein though I'd imagine, and I heard of that.
@freemo
Wow I didn't know that one, only 38k, you're right
@freemo
Andorra is the second one*
@criw I am going to have to read up on this country now
@freemo
I may do a thread about it someday, if I find out what to tell
@criw Please do
@criw I think thats really common in america just doesnt have a name. Many book shops, particularly the larger ones, have coffee shops in them where you can read the books before deciding to buy it. It was a standard feature of Barnes & Nobel there.