The corner near our house used to have an Angel-in-Us and a Sleepless in Seattle. That seemed like an abundance of coffeeshops to new-to-Korea me, especially since none of them are open in the morning. Daegu, more than any city I've lived in, is a living organism, constantly sprouting new businesses and sloughing off old ones. So in the past few months, we've seen a Cafe Bene, Davinci's, and Starbucks go up
on the same corner. Nearby, where the cheaper real estate is, we saw new small business coffeeshops emerge, like Mariage (sp). I don't understand the Korean free market at all. You would think that coffee businesses would want to set up shops where there is not competition. Not so.
We predict that a Holly's Coffee and/or a Dunkin Donuts will be here in the next couple of months. I think those are the only big chains we're missing.
Now, for fun, a video of Xander talking to himself in the mirror. We call baby-in-the-mirror his on again, off again friend. It seems like they're always making each other cry.
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