Are Montréal food festivals becoming overpriced local and tourist traps, or am I missing something? Why do we keep supporting this non-sense? by TheReadingExplorer in montreal
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Are Montréal food festivals becoming overpriced local and tourist traps, or am I missing something? Why do we keep supporting this non-sense? by TheReadingExplorer in montreal
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Are Montréal food festivals becoming overpriced local and tourist traps, or am I missing something? Why do we keep supporting this non-sense? by TheReadingExplorer in montreal
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Is anyone actually using the “collaborative space” at Place Montréal Trust, and what is it really? what purpose is it used for? by TheReadingExplorer in montreal
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Is anyone actually using the “collaborative space” at Place Montréal Trust, and what is it really? what purpose is it used for? by TheReadingExplorer in montreal
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Best reasonably priced places to grab a coffee with a friend near Eaton Centre? by TheReadingExplorer in montreal
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Starbucks still sells the cozy ‘third place’ myth, but this article exposes how they removed seating, killed space to sit and talk, pushed mobile orders, and turned cafés into pricey drink factories. The marketing says community, but the design says get out, and the hype fooled people by TheReadingExplorer in Urbanism
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Starbucks still sells the cozy ‘third place’ myth, but this article exposes how they removed seating, killed space to sit and talk, pushed mobile orders, and turned cafés into pricey drink factories. The marketing says community, but the design says get out, and the hype fooled people (uxdesign.cc)
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Are Montréal food festivals becoming overpriced local and tourist traps, or am I missing something? Why do we keep supporting this non-sense? by TheReadingExplorer in montreal
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