Kedai Kopi

Kenapa orang melayu lelaki suka melepak di kedai kopi?
Sebab kedai kopi tuh mak janda yang punya

Kenapa orang melayu suka lepak kedai kopi mak janda?
Sebab nak tolong bagi rezeki kat mak janda sara anak

Kenapa kedai kopi mak janda lagi best dari kopitiam?
Sebab kedai kopi mak janda boleh sembang dari pagi sampai malam
Sebab kedai kopi mak janda tadak internet, jadi depa boleh bohong berjela dan semua orang percaya

Apa orang melayu selalu buat di kedai kopi?
Sembang-sembang, kutuk-kutuk, ngumpat-ngumpat, tunjuk lagak, usha-usha

Kenapa semua di atas nih best dibuat di kedai kopi?
Sebab ramai orang yang tongong lagi naïf yang akan dengar dan percaya cerita depa bulat-bulat (ala-ala buat konsert Akademi Fantasia)

Kenapa aku bising sangat pasai kedai kopi mak janda hari ni?
Sebab hari ni aku pun lepak juga kat kedai kopi mak janda…wuahahaha

- The History of Cofee House

The first record of a public place serving coffee dates back to 1475. Kiva Han was the name of the first coffee shop, located in the Turkish city of Constantinople (now Istanbul). Coffee was such an important item during that time period, that it was legal in Turkey for a woman to divorce her husband if he could not supply her with enough coffee. In Turkey, in the early 16th century, coffee houses played host to a form of satirical, political and social criticism called shadow theater of Turkish folklore.

The first coffee house opening up in Britain was in 1652. Though its popularity was growing in Europe, the idea arrived in England again from Turkey. An English merchant who dealt in Turkish goods (such as coffee) had two of his servants leave him, to go into business for themselves. "The Turk's Head" coffee house was born.

It was in an English coffee house that the word "tips" was first used for gratuities. A jar with a sign reading, "To Insure Prompt Service" sat on the counter. You put a coin in the jar to be served quickly. The British called their coffee houses, "penny universities" because that was the price for the coffee and the social upper-class of business-men were found there.

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