Just a Library

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He wrote a lot in a cafe. 

In other parts of the world there weren't really spaces like this. You could only come in and eat, or get a coffee. The closest thing you'd see is someone taking a call. Although it was always ambiguous if it was for work or not. 

In other places there were so much cafes. Or no one really used them like that. 

Or if people did go to them they didn't write or read in them. It was seen as performative. As something that people don't really do, just pretend to do. He had a friend who told him about this. 

George asked "Well where do people write?"

His friend replied "In the park or something, idk at home probably."

Its not that other people didn't want to write, but they wouldn't do it at the cafes. They didn't want to be seen caring and trying something new.

When he wasn't writing in the cafe he wrote in a sort of library near his house. Although it wasn't a library. It was described as a free meeting place. A hub of excitement. They were trying to rebrand the library into something progressive, where business people also went. To George it was just a library. 
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