Sat alone at a diner in Boise for 2 hours and watched 5 friend groups come and go
Took a solo work trip to Boise last week and killed time at a diner on Vista Ave with a $9 breakfast. In those 2 hours I counted five different groups of adults rolling in, and not one of them sat at a table, every single group grabbed counter seats so they could face each other. Meanwhile I watched two guys at a booth spend the whole meal staring at the TV over each other's shoulders. I think the booth is where adult friendships go to die, and I am not joking even a little. Has anyone else noticed that where you sit matters more than how often you hang out?