"Knock-out blow" The reporter did pull a bit of a fast one, but that "it's all my fault", "worst person in the world" response is the (over-)reaction of a fucking seven-year-old.
I can excuse that given that he was probably quite angry about how the reporter dealt with the situation. And then an angry mob descended on them one day and attacked the place when there were customers including children inside."Knock-out blow" The reporter did pull a bit of a fast one, but that "it's all my fault", "worst person in the world" response is the (over-)reaction of a fucking seven-year-old.
Teabag + water + kettle + cup + underpaid staff + premises + boss's mortgage + boss's cocaine = £2.49Teabag + water = £2.49
Sorry, sure, I know, was just using it as an example.Teabag + water + kettle + cup + underpaid staff + premises + boss's mortgage + boss's cocaine = £2.49
You just blew my mind.By way of example, if you buy a bacon sandwich in a cafe, the proprietor is almost certainly pricing it at a level way above simple input cost in order to cover other costs and try and make a profit.
Is £2 a fair price for a cup of hot water and lemon?Teabag + water = £2.49
You just blew my mind.
Globalised gentrification
i love your original thoughtThere is something a bit rich about people complaining about businesses making a margin on what they produce versus the input cost simply because it is cereal and milk served in a cafe.
I'm pretty sure that most cafes make a margin on their inputs otherwise they wouldn't exist.
By way of example, if you buy a bacon sandwich in a cafe, the proprietor is almost certainly pricing it at a level way above simple input cost in order to cover other costs and try and make a profit.
Why "less now"?Ouch. I did have a certain amount of sympathy with these guys and the way they were targeted. Much less so now though.
Because I thought of them as unfairly targeted among many quirky cafes across the land. Had they launched in Manchester or Nottingham or Leeds I doubt anyone would have raised an eyebrow.Why "less now"?
When the Cereal Cafe was attacked they came out as gay in the media and they linked the attack to the homophobia they experienced in Belfast. However they seem to have no problem with taking their business to a country where homosexuality is punishable by death and where gay men and women regularly are sent to prison.
just goes to show how many people there are with more money than sense.So those of us who predicted the early demise of this project were very wrong. Not only have they survived but they've thrived and opened up more locations. They've even gone international and opened branches in Dubai and Kuwait City. Hats off to them, I suppose.
Cereal Killer Cafe - London
in Dubai and Kuwait? Never!just goes to show how many people there are with more money than sense.
not to mention londonin Dubai and Kuwait? Never!
perhaps there should be a weetabix squad in opposition to the pie & mash mobWeetabix for a fiver makes pie & mash for a tenner look reasonable.
at the prices they charge they should have the finest maintained beards in all the world.Have they still got beards though?
at the prices they charge they should have the finest maintained beards in all the world.