Cafe Etiquette for Remote Workers: A Practical Guide
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<blockquote> <p><em>"The best regulars know to take the single seat at the bar without being asked. The difficult regulars always go for the four-top and then look surprised when we ask if they are expecting anyone."</em> - Melbourne cafe owner, <em>Broadsheet</em> operator roundtable, 2022</p> </blockquote>
After<blockquote> <p><em>"The best regulars know to take the single seat at the bar without being asked. The difficult regulars always go for the four-top and then look surprised when we ask if they are expecting anyone."</em> - Melbourne cafe owner</p> </blockquote>
Why: Quote attributed to an anonymous 'Melbourne cafe owner' via a specific named event, 'Broadsheet operator roundtable, 2022', that could not be found in any search of Broadsheet's Melbourne coverage. The specificity of the named source combined with the inability to verify it suggests a fabricated attribution, though the quote itself is not attributed to a real named individual.
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