Perky cups coffee...I'll have a double D please

Officials said a bikini and the First Amendment provide enough coverage for a model advertising a suburban Denver coffee shop called Perky Cups. Aurora City Council member Molly Markert called the picture on the 10-by-20-foot banner "degrading to women," but she says it's legal.

Perky Cups owner Jason Bernal said people have come into the shop to complain, but one stayed to buy a burrito and coffee.

He said the sign has been great for business but he's not sure how long he'll leave it because of the complaints....he wants to be a good neighbor.

Starbucks closes for three hours!!!

All right, no one freak out. Just breathe in and out through your nose because I’m about to lay some FRIGHTENING sstuff on you. USA Today
Coffee giant Starbucks announced this month that it would close most of its 7,000 U.S. stores for three hours on the evening of Feb. 26. The decision to close the stores was made so that the 135,000 managers and other employees can be re-trained.
Three hours?! Are they insane? I saw a woman in line at a Starbucks once scream at a man and call him a “fricken imbecile” because he took about one minute too long to decide what he wanted. Also, why the hell do they need to retrain the employees? What was going on before this? Were the employees just dumping water and coffee beans in to a cup and then handing it out? It’s fricken coffee, not brain surgery.
As soon as word got out about this story, pretty much all of Los Angeles went crazy. Women and men were getting into their BMWs and driving straight into oncoming traffic. Gun fire was heard everywhere, babies screaming. And still, the Coffee Bean and Tea Leaf was empty. I got an aerial picture of Malibu, it’s not going well over there......

OPEN COFFEE CLUB

I have started an Open Coffee Club in Brussels. In case you’re not familiar with the concept of OCC: it was started in February 2007 when entrepreneur Saul Klein had the idea of organizing regular meetings in a London coffee shop, where entrepreneurs and investors could meet each other in a completely informal setting.
Open Coffee Club is an informal meeting in a friendly setting, where entrepreneurs and investors can get to know each other over a cup of coffee (or a beer).
Expand your network to create alliances, exchange ideas, discuss business ideas and much more!
If you want to be a part of this, please visit OpenCoffee.be and sign up.
Next meeting is scheduled for Thursday September 6th, 5pm, at Café Belga
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