Silicon Valley's bleakest pastime: queuing 90 minutes for an avocado smoothie
ZeYanjie · x · 2026-11-01
Kay2289123 describes Silicon Valley as "a very boring big rural town": it concentrates the world's largest pool of geniuses and elite researchers, yet entertainment is so scarce it feels like the most divided place he's seen. Their favorite activity is queuing — for matcha, at Chinese supermarkets, for stickers. This week's hottest event: Chinese drink shop Shusha closing down, with people lining up 90 minutes just for one avocado smoothie. The photo shows a long line outside the store with a Cybertruck parked nearby.
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