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If you want your favorite coffee shop office space to not go out of business, you need to help support it by spending money during your time there. If you've chosen a spot with lots of good food and drinks at reasonable prices, you should be able to patronize the shop without putting too much of a dent in your wallet. Buying one drink every two to three hours of work is considered fair. If you are working through lunchtime, consider buying your lunch from their menu. Tip the baristas well. This will also likely keep you from suffering "the evil eye" after you've taken up a table for a few hours. You don't need to take another seat for your laptop bag, etc. Put them on the floor if you need to. Leave the chairs for other customers. Chose a bag with a long strap to wrap around your ankle if you are concerned about someone possibly taking it. Try your best to make one table work for you by not spreading out too much. One way to conserve space is to have as many of your work materials already in digital form on your laptop or on flash drives. Coffee shops make their money in direct proportion to the number of customers they serve. If they can't turn over your table because you keep overstaying your welcome, the shop will lose customers and profit. As long as you keep spending money, most places welcome you to stay until closing, but you should NEVER stay past closing time. If you are freeloading, eight hours is considered pushing it, so take that into consideration. Consider using a timer on your phone or laptop to signal when you may be coming to the end of a reasonable stay. It may be best to avoid working in the shop during times when they generate their key profits from turning tables. Try having two shops or more to frequent that have different high volume schedules and then working your schedule to accommodate those times. Although shops generally don't require you to do so, it's a very good way of showing consideration for the employees. As a regular who cleans up after themselves, you are likely to find employees will be much more receptive to your long visits. If you go to the restroom, take easily carried valuables like your phone and wallet with you, and ask a trusted neighbor to keep an eye on the remainder of your stuff. If you are a regular who has earned the respect of the employees, you will often find they will be receptive to keeping an eye on your things.

summary: Spend money. Use only one chair. Condense your work space. Leave in a reasonable amount of time. Visit during non-peak hours. Cleanup after yourself. Be responsible for your things.

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In order to become emo, you have to become aware of your emotions so you're able to recognize them. Throughout the day, ask yourself how you're feeling. For example, you might tell yourself, I'm angry, after you have a fight with your friend, or I'm sad, after you don't do well on a test. Name your emotions as you experience them, and allow yourself to fully feel them. It's also important to notice the intensity of your emotions. For example, you might be annoyed after a friend is late to meet you, mad when your sibling calls you names, and fuming when someone at school spreads a false rumor about you. Try to identify the full range of emotions that you feel from day to day. If you're having trouble getting in touch with your emotions, it might help to keep a journal. At the end of each day, jot down the emotions that you felt and what caused them, so you can start to understand them better. When you're emo, acknowledging your feelings doesn't just mean crying when you're sad or yelling when you're angry. Try to find a creative outlet to express your emotions. Depending on your interests and talents, that might mean writing, drawing, painting, singing, or dancing. Find the most satisfying way to express how you feel, and do it regularly. If you want to use writing as a way to express your feelings, try your hand at writing poetry, short stories, and even songs. If you want to use art to express your feelings, draw or paint a scene that makes your emotions visual. If you enjoy singing and dancing, you can use the music of your favorite emo bands for inspiration. Emo teens tend to be introverted, which means they are drained by social interactions with other people. If you feel that way, it's important to spend time by yourself so you can build your energy back up. Spending time alone also gives you more time to get in touch with your emotions and engage in creative pursuits, such as writing and drawing, that allow you to express your feelings. Don't be afraid to tell your friends that you don't feel like hanging out, or asking your parents if you can skip out on family TV night to spend time alone in your room. While some time for yourself is good for you, don't assume that you should spend all of your time alone just because you're emo and introverted. Spend time with friends and family who you're comfortable sharing your feelings with when you feel up to it.
summary: Get in touch with your emotions. Express your emotions. Take time for yourself.