Why is it common to see people in China who occupy seats in Starbucks and do not consume?

It's not just Starbucks, McDonald's, KFC, sometimes even Yiming Real Fresh Milk Bar and 85°C I go in and sit, sometimes waiting for someone, sometimes writing something. Most of the time I buy a drink to sit back and relax. But sometimes I can't drink it, so I sit for nothing.

None of them have rushed me, and of course I won't affect other customers who have made purchases. I think my kind of "traffic" is like some ** free members, which will have a conversion rate more or less. In business, you don't need to be so thin-eyed, right?

I spend three or five times a month or a dozen times, and there are a few times when I don't buy anything and kick me out? Anyway, if I want to open a store, I can't do this. I think they should be in business better than I would.

Of course, there may be people who only sit and never buy, then I can't do that.

This is selfishness + love to take advantage + not caring about self-image. The reason involved is nothing more than the lack of good education, and the special era has shaped people into a narrow-minded mind that can only see small profits. One day, the elderly and middle-aged people will be able to dress decently and no longer wear aunts and old shirts, and these phenomena may be eliminated. ‍‍

This is China's national situation. Generally speaking, IKEA and Starbucks are first- and second-tier cities, which are the wealthiest places in China. But there are still a large number of people who go to these places to cool off in order to save some air-conditioning costs. ‍

Personally, I think that most of the problems of public morality can be attributed to economic problems, but in fact, it is the word "poor", not that the people are poor but that the country is not rich enough, and the people are not decent enough. Everyone has to fight for a little public resource, and believe me, no one wants that. ‍‍

There are few chairs on the side of the road! The elderly don't like to stay at home every day, they don't play computer games, and they are bored watching TV every day, so they want to go out for a walk. Walking and walking on the road, I couldn't find a place to sit when I was tired, so I had to find a random place to sit, and only McDonald's and Starbucks didn't rush people, and it was warm in winter and cool in summer. ‍‍

Some people have some Starbucks money that they reach out to the old man and the old lady in the family to ask for, and then pretend to be good taste here. Second-tier cities haven't seen old aunts and uncles dominate astrobars, after all, there is no place to sit in the mall. ‍‍

Mr. Guo described a kind of person in his cross talk, if he doesn't pick up money when he goes out, he loses money. There are also people who are cheap and don't take advantage of the bastards. You don't let occupy? Messing with you, and then covering your chest and saying that you have a heart attack, what can you do? Philistines are their ceiling. ‍‍

A normal person, because of the hot weather, goes to a certain store on the side of the road to rub the air conditioner, and will buy something first, why? Because everyone feels ashamed to sit in the store and not buy anything, before they walk in. ‍‍

I heard from my friends who work at Starbucks that I can often see the elderly come to the store to sit and not consume, which is nothing, the key is that there is always such an old man, who comes with a kung fu tea set every day, and asks the clerk for water, can make an afternoon tea, and it is not easy to drive people away, which is really helpless. ‍‍

If there are no people seated, it means that the door can be closed, and the popularity is not good.

Starbucks has a rule that as long as you stay in the store, you are a customer! They allow it too!

Starbucks' business philosophy is the third place.

When it's crowded, I don't even go in to buy coffee, let alone sit for nothing, and when it's small, I might wait for someone to sit for nothing.