The Tepid Coffee Café

I have a fantastic new business idea!

The Tepid Coffee Café

There is a whole subsection of society who only ever drink their coffee at room temperature.

They might make it hot, and fully intend to drink it while it is still warm, but then they get distracted,  only to discover it's still there an hour later. And rather than make a fresh one, it gets drunk anyway.

And a subsection of that subsection will have developed a taste for it.

So forget your piping-hot Americano, or even your Iced Latte - now is the time to open up a chain of branded coffee houses built around the idea of the no-longer-hot coffee.

Large batches of coffee can be made up first thing in the morning, and then just left out for the rest of the day, ready to sell to customers.

No long queues for waiting for their coffee to be made in noisy Espresso Machines, as Short, Grande, and Venti sized mugs can just be grabbed off the counter.

Starbucks and Costa make billions in profits every year. This is a fortune waiting to happen!

Who's in?

And what world do you live in?

I don't think I want to be self employed anymore.

I don't want the endless uncertainty and responsibility.

I want a job.

But I want than job to be well paid, secure, and doing something I enjoy.

Aye, there's the rub...

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"What are you working on?"

"It's called 'The Animal Philosophers'!"

"And what's it about?"

"Well, I thought I'd try and introduce philosophy to children in a friendly format, so I've created a bunch of fluffy animal characters who will talk about philosophical concepts in the style of particular philosophers. So far I have Aristotle the bunny, Socrates the tortoise, Descartes the Hare, Kierkegaard the lemming, Neitsche the headgehog and Sartre the frog."

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"Can't fail. I'll be a millionaire by next year!"