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 Quotes from the transcript of the Coffee Culture podcast episode of Thinking Allowed (see link above)
 
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 > Well, cities used to be much less expensive places to live. That kind of bohemian lifestyle, was very much a thing for many people. But in in the US context, health care and college costs have risen dramatically. Gentrification has increased dramatically. The bohemians of old, they used to survive in the city by working maybe 1 or 2 days a week.
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 > They they had time to develop a more intense subcultural experience and set up neighborhood enclaves such as New York's Greenwich Village and San Francisco's North Beach. But today's alternative subcultural participants, whether hipsters, bohemians, or punks, must normally work full time or nearly full time to survive. The baristas we interviewed, worked about 32 hours a week, almost full time. So their place of employment just limits their subcultural activities and becomes a more substantial part of their lives. Bohemians hardly ever talked about their day jobs.