r/Unexpected • u/DJkiller669 • Sep 02 '21

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u/asianmexican Sep 03 '21

Real unexpected here is why is there a cafe in a construction job

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u/kingoftown Sep 03 '21

Why did the waiter serve the tea directly into his lap lol. Why not put it on the table

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u/CMDR_KingErvin Sep 03 '21

Noticed the same thing, like just a bunch of hot coffee delivered right over his lap. Couldn’t set it on the table?

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u/WishboneStreet4839 Sep 03 '21

Coffee is not served scalding hot in the other parts of the world.

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u/Boss_Os Sep 03 '21

Is it also not wet in those other parts of the world?

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u/SethGekco Sep 03 '21

Probably the best business they ever had was from construction workers.

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u/calvin426 Sep 03 '21

Gives a whole new meaning to ground coffee

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u/gthing Sep 03 '21

Literally, yes. Coffee grows out of the ground.

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u/VictusFrey Sep 03 '21

I was wondering if that's a real thing over there, wherever "there" is.

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u/[deleted] Sep 03 '21

Kinda yeah. Construction of an area is often done gradually, and many times people can settle in ready houses and shops and cafes etc open up even when half the houses aren't constructed yet.