No printers and desktop PCs, Starbucks Korea tells customers
Summary
In South Korea, Starbucks has asked customers not to bring large items like desktop computers and printers into its cafes. This request aims to curb the practice of people using cafes as offices, which can limit space for others.Key Facts
- Starbucks in South Korea is requesting customers not to bring "bulky items" like desktop computers and printers to their cafes.
- Laptops, iPads, and mobile phones are still allowed.
- The trend of working in cafes is known as "cagongjok" in Korean society.
- Some people on social media criticize the practice, feeling that it uses too much space and electricity.
- Starbucks wants to ensure a pleasant experience for all customers by this new policy.
- Similar policies exist in cafes in other countries, like England, to prevent space from being taken up for long periods.
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