My McDonald's Confession

I do not go to the McDonald's in the U.S.  Not only is the food bad, but I support local restaurants and coffee shops - not Mickey D's and Starbucks.  If we don't stop supporting these huge businesses, there won't be any small ones left.  So I have always avoided the McDonald's that is located on the main square in Pécs.   I had a little coffee shop that I was going to for wi fi or I would go to the square by the National Theatre where there is a hotspot.   For some reason I have not been able to connect at the little coffee shop for some time now - the signal is weak and it never turns on.  And it is getting too cold to sit outside in the square to use the town hotspot.  I have had mixed results going to restaurants nearby and getting on to the web. Soooo - I find myself sitting at the McDonald's which, I must admit, has a very good wi fi connection.  This McDonald's is different from those at home - maybe it is a European thing.  There is the typical counter where folks go get their burgers and fries, but in the back there is a McCafe where they serve expresso and cappuccino.  I sit in the back and get a cappuccino and use their wi fi.   I was at university today hoping to use its wi fi- but some cable is broken (probably all that construction in town) and no internet, in some buildings, no electricity.  So, darn it, I tried - and now I'm back at the McDonald's.  What a traiter - I hope no one sees me here.  But the place is packed - what is wrong with these people?  OH, yea.  I am now one of them.  But I don't see any computers - so what is their excuse.