"Would you like some tea or coffee?" "coffee." "What kind of coffee would you like?" "Irish coffee." "Need more tears?" "Ah? What?" X X X X In fact, I quite like drinking coffee, but I can't say I love it. I became addicted to coffee because when I was studying, my junior fellow in the research room would always make me a cup by the way. Over time, coffee has become a necessary drink in my life. But once I leave the lab, I rarely drink coffee. After graduation, I found a job in the familiar Tainan. It was an academic unit, and my title was Junior Research Assistant.

If you work harder, you will be promoted to a small research assistant, and then research assistants, full-time research assistants, Assistant researcher, associate researcher, researcher, full-time researcher. and then?I don't know.Maybe a super researcher, a very powerful researcher or something. In short, the title must have the word "research". This job is not bad, and the salary is good, but it lacks a colleague who can make coffee. Due to the trouble of buying equipment and coffee beans to make coffee by myself, I quit coffee. I'm lazy, I admit it. The first case I took over when I first started working was to cooperate with National Taiwan University.

There is always a progress meeting in Taipei every Thursday afternoon. There is no way, Taipei is in the Central Plains, and the south is a barbarian state, so we have to accommodate. I usually fly, back and forth for the day. In addition to considering the factor of going to work the next day, more importantly, I am not used to Taipei. Because I found that in Tainan, I walked 95 steps per minute, and in Taipei, I would unconsciously increase to 112 steps. On a sunny and hot October day in Tainan, the sky in Taipei unexpectedly began to rain. After the meeting, I left the conference room, got into a taxi in a hurry, and arrived at Songshan Airport.

Only to find that the research report was forgotten. So I left Songshan Airport, got into a taxi in a hurry, and arrived at the conference room, but the conference room was locked. When the person on the night shift came, he opened the conference room, took the research report, and breathed a sigh of relief. It wasn't just me who breathed a sigh of relief, the rain suddenly fell wantonly. Although rain is not directly related to time, as soon as it rains in Taipei, there will be traffic jams for no reason. I've been "on" for a long time, just want to say a tragic thing:

I couldn't catch the TransAsia flight to Tainan at 9 o'clock sharp. Yes, this is the last class. Are you staying in a hotel?I heard that it is easy for a single man to lose his virginity if he lives in a hotel. Looking for a friend?Sorry to treat my friend's house as a hotel. I decided to take the night train. I estimated that I should take the train around three o'clock, and I arrived in Tainan just after dawn. There is still a lot of time, so I had to go to the 24-hour Eslite Bookstore on Dunhua South Road. When I was so bored that I even picked up and read the three hundred Tang poems, I knew I couldn't do it.

Leaving Eslite, the rain can barely be considered to have stopped, only the stagnant water on the road occasionally ripples. I walk with my feet, and walking without a purpose is close to the essence of walking. Toss a coin at every intersection.The head turns and the word goes straight. Like most Taiwanese, I am used to using money to determine my direction. After passing a certain alley, the ten yuan coin rolled into the gutter. I lay on the ground, through the iron fence, as if I saw the smile of the late President Jiang Gong. What a great leader!Even in the ditch, still smiling. Well, I forgot to mention that the object of my research is related to the gutter.

For example, projects such as digging ditches and repairing ditches are within the scope of the study. Therefore, when you see a ditch, you will naturally lie down and observe it, which is also a matter of no choice. Standing up, thankfully the five-dollar coin did not have a head, so I only lost ten dollars. Turn right into this alley, very ordinary, dead silent like other alleys in Taipei. There is a tree on the left and right sides of this alley, the banyan tree on the right and the phoenix tree on the left, I guess. After all, I know very few tree species. Like birds, I only know that they can be called birds if they can fly.

As long as the leaves are green and grow relatively large, it is called a tree to me. As for what kind of tree or what kind of bird it is, it is not the scope of my concern, nor the object of my research. There is a green light not far away, because in the dark night, it feels a bit like a will-o'-the-wisp. After walking about two hundred steps, I found that it was a coffee shop. The background color of the signboard is a deep brown color, with the grass green "Yeats" clearly written on it. I looked at my watch, it was just after twelve o'clock.I'm cold and wet, I should drink something.

Pushing open the door, a strong aroma of coffee came to the nostrils, followed by the sound of "Welcome".