Hi /adv/ So I'm in school right now, and I spend a lot of

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Do you think you'd enjoy working for a coffee shop?

Do you feel like the job satisfaction you'd get from being in such an environment would outweigh the potential decrease in money earned?

Do you think the unshackled train of social interaction working as a barista compared to being a pizza driver would get under your skin after a while?

To my mind, change like this is good. Working in coffee shops is pretty chill, if they're little independent places and not copy-pasted franchises. In answer to your question, I was working as a security officer for about four years and used to spend most of my time off at this cheap little arthouse cinema where the tickets were about as cheap as the coffee. I asked them for a job after about six months, which is also about as long as my job with them lasted once I got it. Working there definitely put a dampener on my appreciation for the place; once you've experienced life behind the scenes, it's never quite the same. I haven't been back there in about a year since I left, save one or two special occasions.

These are just things to consider, though. It entirely depends on how much you dislike the actual job of being a pizza driver and how much you think you'd enjoy brewing beanwater for eight hours a day.