On Fri, 25 Mar 2005 13:51:54 -0800 (PST), Kenneth Crudup <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > On Fri, 25 Mar 2005, Ronan Higgins wrote: > > > That hotspot in Jack In The Box in Irvine is a Cafe.com trial location. > > How was your experience of the service? > > Worked just fine. Considering it's a campus location, it had some number > of users in the evenings I was there and thruput was good. > > > How do you think it could be improved? > > Free fries! :-) > > > How did management respond to your sitting with laptop for extended > > periods? > > They didn't care. The place was big enough that we didn't displace any > restaurant patrons, and I'd buy food every few hours anyway. > > It's funny how I found it- there's a 24-Hour Fitness across the street, > and after a workout I want to eat (and would normally hit up the Diedrich > Coffee). I decided to get something from Jack one time, and found out > they had WiFi, too. It's much much better lit than the coffee place, > Jack's got low-carb food (and free drink refills) and though it can > get pretty noisy in there at times, that didn't bug me much. For a while > it was my favorite hotspot. > > -Kenny
Well, I sure appreciate the feedback. Like I said previously, fast food restaurants have never been top on my list when looking for a hotspot - but thanks to others, who are more open-minded(?) than I, who knows where my laptop and I will stop off next time. -Dan
