The Least Useful Guide to Fukuoka

 Yesterday I had a iced coffee at Tully's near Fukuoka Tower for the first time in a while. There only a couple of clients and all of them were alone so I didn't feel much fear taking my mask off and have a coffee. 

  But I was a little surprised to so many things had changed. It was like being a spot- the-difference quiz： Iced coffee no longer comes with a straw, and is served in the same paper cup as hot coffee and wet wipes were half the size. I in a way understand how hard they struggle to keep their business running. Nevertheless, I also think there should be something to do before put the burden of inconvenience on their customers. It seems as if the SDGs and many other beautiful slogans are used as  excuses by the companies to do whatever they want to do...

 The snacks didn't taste good either... It had been a long time since I had a coffee outside, so I was really looking forward for this experience since the night before, which turned out to be a disappointment. 

 I realized once again ultimately I'm a Doutor person.

　きのうは久しぶりに福岡タワーの根元にあるタリーズに行ってみました。店内は空いていて、お客は2，3人。全員一人で来ていたので、マスクを外すことにあまり恐怖感を感じずに済みました。

　ただ、色々変化があってちょっと驚きました。間違い探しクイズの中にいるようでした。

アイスコーヒーにはストローが付かずに、ホットコーヒーと同じ紙コップに張っていました。ウェットティッシュは半分の大きさになっていました。色々言いたいことは分かるんだけど、その前にでやることあんだろ！と思いました。なんかSDGsとか色んな事を企業が都合よく解釈してる感じ…。

お菓子もおいしくなかったし...。外でコーヒーを飲むのは久しぶりで、前の晩から楽しみにしていたのに、がっかりしました。

やっぱり私はドトール派だなあ。