Following Post Offices and Police Stations Opening Cafes, Fire Department Opens First "Blue Friend Coffee"
Recently, several police stations in Hangzhou have opened cafés of their own~
In mid-June last year, the Hangzhou Public Security official account announced:
Netizens immediately erupted in discussion~
Many joked:
"Sir, would you like some coffee?"
"Nobody's going to dare leave a bad review at these cafés, right?"
The police station cafés are named:
Gongshu Public Security Bureau's "Gongshu Public Security, Coffee with You" Café, Mishixiang Police Station's "One Meter of Sunshine UNCLE CAFE," Shangtang Police Station Café, and Xiangfu Police Station's "Police Ideal Space" Café
Since these cafés are open to the public,
some netizens feel this is drifting away from the police's core duties!
They argue officers don't need flashy, attention-grabbing projects~
However, rather than calling these police-run cafés,
it's more accurate to say police stations and cafés joined forces
to create public-security-themed spaces~
For one thing, they spread safety knowledge;
for another, they open new channels for friendlier police-community relations.
The Fire Department Follows the Trend
If police stations get coffee shops!
The fire department must have one too!!!
Recently, a "Boyfriend Coffee" shop opened on the 7th floor of the Jiangyang District Fire Rescue Brigade in Luzhou City.
Unlike the police station cafés,
this "coffee shop" is a comfortable leisure space built by the Jiangyang Brigade Party Committee for its firefighters,
hoping everyone can rest properly after heavy-duty preparations
and return to their posts in better condition.
The shop offers 6 types of coffee drinks,
all made with freshly roasted coffee beans and fresh milk~
They include:
Latte, Americano, Raw Coconut Latte, Meteorite Latte, Ice Blog, and Caramel Macchiato
And the price is: 0!!!!!!
The purpose of opening the "coffee shop"
is to end the situation where firefighters have been buying their own coffee and drinks out of pocket for years.
The hope is that the shop
gives the firefighters a more convenient, healthier living space.
Important Notice
Attention!!!
This "Blue Friend Coffee" is exclusive to firefighters~
All firefighters in the city and their families can enjoy:
Lifetime free service with unlimited refills!
Dine-in only — no delivery or takeout~
Image source: Internet
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