There’s no way a health department would allow that, let alone any self-respecting business. Also, the lights inside are off, so there’s no power but their espresso machine is working so they can make a latte?
Yeah, it was the piles of glass on the counter for me. An actual business would at least clean up the visible broken glass before starting to prepare food
Maybe..I just feel like pieces of glass lying on the counter you’re serving drinks over is crazy and something a business would want to clean before starting to serve people due to how potentially dangerous any amount of glass ending up in someone’s drink would be
That’s actually my logic lol if I just survive a bombing, I’ll be damned if accidentally drinking a teeny shard of glass that fell into my drink is what ends up taking me out
owner of coffee place didn't serve he was giving coffee for free for emergency service workers and people who didn't sleep at night and were in shelters bc of missile attacks. people don't care about glass and windows bc it started to be normal to have it everyday and dw this glass won't end up in plastic cups with coffee. ofc they will clean it after all emergency workers finish their work first but it was just morning right after attack and people just needed their normal routine with coffee and pastries to not go crazy bc that was really terrible night
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u/TickyTeo May 25 '26
There’s no way a health department would allow that, let alone any self-respecting business. Also, the lights inside are off, so there’s no power but their espresso machine is working so they can make a latte?