Thinking of starting a Deadline Cafe

[Anonymous No.55777766]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TWN9lW3KHOA

will this work in the US?

[Anonymous No.55777820]

>>55777766
I don't see Americans having the discipline to utilize such a business. This takes introspect, something only Whites and Asians do.

[Anonymous No.55778494]

>>55777766
based get. checked. you shouldn’t start any business in the US that you can’t keep black people out of.

[Anonymous No.55778529]

>>55777766
I would actually use this in St Louis.

[Anonymous No.55778660]

>>55777766

That's pretty cool OP. Idk how well it would work in the USA though.

Why not start small and see how you do for a year?

[Anonymous No.55778718]

>>55778529
>>55778660

ha ha.. one way to find out! I want to set it up in the Bay Area.. but it is expensive. I will probably start in a low key area like Austin/SLC/Atlanta/St Louis...

[Anonymous No.55778757]

>>55777766
What is the point? Why not just do their work at home? Or a library? Or any coffee shop? This is a dumb meme

[Anonymous No.55778805]

>>55778757
Structured Accountability: Unlike working alone at home or in a library, Deadline Café offers a system of structured accountability. By setting clear goals and facing penalties for not meeting them, patrons may find a level of motivation and focus that they don't experience elsewhere.

Community of Goal-Seekers: Being surrounded by like-minded individuals, all working towards specific objectives, can create a motivating environment. The shared experience might foster a sense of camaraderie that's different from the solitary nature of working at home or the unrelated crowd at a coffee shop.

[Anonymous No.55779552]

>>55777766
basically hiring a micromanager kek

[Anonymous No.55779574]

hello. this wont work. bye