'Cafes are for having a small coffee and 4 cigarettes in the mid-afternoon.'
on Monday , a man going by the username “Levelsio” ignited some heated debate after posting an image of a sign placed in what is alleged to be a French café forbidding the use of laptops.A man’s claim that American coffee shops are superior to European ones due to laptop usage totally backfired.Observers ridiculed the man for reducing the entire continent of Europe into one problem in one country.
A handful of people seemingly agreed with Levelsio, as a person commented: “What I learned over 30 years of running my own company is that new ideas are viewed very skeptically throughout Europe. However, many other observers not only ridiculed Levelsio for reducing the entire continent of Europe into one problem in one particular country but also pointed to the “laptop squatters” impacting business.
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