saying "I think that boy pissed his pants or something because he just froze and left the caf as fast as possible." Yes there are thousands of funny incidents that happen in this building but what would a coffeehouse be without them? Chrissy asks later on in our conversation. They work hard at Jitters during the "morning rush" there has been as many as 30 people in line waiting to devour a cup of coffee. But, while many people go in for the cup of coffee. There are those who frequent Jitters for another reason, for the great atmosphere. "Yeah, we got regulars just like any other coffee house would I suppose, like take that girl over there Erica, she's in here almost every day morning or night doesn't matter, but that's good you need people like her around keeps the place homely don't ya think?"Erica sits on the sofa reading a microeconomics book. Studying for her test coming up next week. Her hair is dark and stands out against the faded yellow Northface fleece jacket she is wearing. You can barely see her toes curl up under her sandals, due to the oversized baby blue corduroys she is wearing, with no belt. As I approach her she glances up and our eyes collide. Hers are the deep kind, you know the sort, the type of eyes that seem to pierce your soul and reveal the inner most secrets about you every time they see you. Dumbfounded I say "Hi". She responds back "hello to you, how can I help you?" How did she know I needed her help?I explain my situation to her and she agrees to participate. I begin my questioning "How does it feel to be a regular at Jitters?" when I am abruptly interrupted. "Hold on a second, I'm no regular at this caf!""Well you come here almost every day don't you?""Yeah, but I haven't even been at school for a year yet, there is no way I'm a regular."" Then what is a regular?""I don't know, but I went to the coffee shop back home everyday for 4 years and I don't think I was regular until my senior year." "So you have t...
