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Re: Tea with strangers

#12
post #9

Every time I find something like this and click on "Select Your City" dropdown it keeps reminding me all life happens somewhere else . Ah, so depressing. Really great idea, I mean. Good luck with that.

It sounds like you might want to host:

  http://www.teawithstrangers.com/hosting

Re: Tea with strangers

#14
post #9

Every time I find something like this and click on "Select Your City" dropdown it keeps reminding me all life happens somewhere else . Ah, so depressing. Really great idea, I mean. Good luck with that.

It sounds like you might want to host: http://www.teawithstrangers.com/hosting

I'm not sure if I would be good enough host. And even if someday I'm brave enough to assume I am, I'm afraid I would be hosting meetup with myself in Riga, Latvia.

Re: Tea with strangers

#15
post #14

Earlier quoted context omitted.

It sounds like you might want to host: http://www.teawithstrangers.com/hosting

I'm not sure if I would be good enough host. And even if someday I'm brave enough to assume I am, I'm afraid I would be hosting meetup with myself in Riga, Latvia.

Nah, there are lots of people in the Baltics who would be happy to have a cup of tea and talk about life - I was just thinking about hosting in Klaipeda

Re: Tea with strangers

#16
post #7

A simple, and great idea. The post-social media world can be a lonely place and it's nice to see this effort to connect divergent people in a genuine way AFK, and outside of a capitalist or mystical/religious/occult context.

Agreed, I've been attending mystical/religious/occult events for a while now and I just end up meeting weirdos.

More than a third of people in my country (US) do attend those events, and they are teh de-facto social outlets in many communities. Great to have alternatives.

Re: Tea with strangers

#17
post #14

Earlier quoted context omitted.

It sounds like you might want to host: http://www.teawithstrangers.com/hosting

I'm not sure if I would be good enough host. And even if someday I'm brave enough to assume I am, I'm afraid I would be hosting meetup with myself in Riga, Latvia.

And if that happened, so what?

Re: Tea with strangers

#19
I haven't personally been to one of their events but met the founder (Ankit) by chance a few months back through a mutual friend who has been to a few. Definitely seems like a genuine guy who's passionate about the idea and being rightfully cautious about expanding at a pace that ensures all their events are of high enough quality with good hosts to guide good conversation.

If they're in your area definitely be sure to try an attend an event, I know I will be assuming I ever beat the waitlist in San Francisco.

Re: Tea with strangers

#20
post #10

If you love the idea and want to contribute, we're totally open source and transparent with regard to roadmap. On GitHub as @teawithstrangers, and more background and info is at http://making.teawithstrangers.com

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