Literally nobody surely?
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When I was a teen our spot was Dunkin’ Donuts after school - we befriended another group - of retirees. As an adult it became a bar.
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No, because it would be exorbitantly expensive.
When I was a kid we hung out at the record store... it was free
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Didn't they used to go the same place for brunch? I could be wrong
Maybe, thats why I was asking. I def dont remember anything as constant as the cafe in friends.
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In high school in the '90s we were pretty close. It was a handful of places but not that many, basically anywhere we could get away with sitting for hours nursing a coffee or iced tea. If they had pinball, big bonus. Maybe not every day, but certainly many days in the week.
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Didn't they used to go the same place for brunch? I could be wrong
No they famously try new places all the time. The only time there’s a repeat place is if it has significance to a plot point. They were all well off though.
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Do friendships like that actually exist? Did TV set me up for disapointment?
In my previous city we had a friend group that would get together and have a potluck and watch cartoons every week. To my knowledge it’s still going on after 10+ years.
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You guys have friends?
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When I was a kid we hung out at the record store... it was free
I hung out at videogame sections at consumer electronics stores when I was a kid because they usually had a few game consoles with games on them to play. It was also free.
Was.
As in past-tense.
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If I'm hanging out with more than 1 person at a time we better be playing D&D. Otherwise I'm probably just there out of obligation.
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I think Luke's was the only diner in Star's Hollow.
