Big coffee

The cafe manager is always sitting in her upside-down desk chair in her office. She has a "Number 1 Manager" mug, is very calm and friendly, knows freestyle karate and capoeira, greatly admires youth, and has a collection of hyper-realistic animals in her office.

Twelve-year-old identical twin brothers are in charge of cleaning and pest control, but their methods are rather innocent and surreal. For example, they dress up as rats to blend in and find their hiding places, dig a hole next to a door so that rats fall in, and try to kill cockroaches by throwing anything they can get their hands on. Lenny usually comes up with the ideas, and Danny supports him in everything, but whenever Danny is about to say something, Lenny or someone else in the cafeteria interrupts him or says exactly what he was going to say.

The cook is also somewhat absentminded; sometimes he forgets to put the exact amount of sugar in a coffee or accidentally puts Pancracio in the oven. He prides himself on being a food artist, and although his foamy coffees look spectacular, shaped like swans or anything else, he's frustrated because he can't make a foam heart.

The cook's assistant is rather dim-witted and absent-minded, always doing things that would make anyone say, "How is that even possible?" Once, he accidentally assembled an entire bookshelf, and another time he put the cookies for baking in the laundromat three blocks away. He doesn't think things through much before acting, but at least he knows ancient Greek history.

He is the one in charge of cleaning and organizing the tables, he is quite quiet and calm but he always has an accident with the cook and it is that he always gets accidentally put in the oven, it happens so often that he carries an extra uniform in case the other one gets burned, but normally he doesn't make a big deal of it.

The waitress there always takes everyone's orders, performing acrobatic feats that would seem impossible to anyone else. She wears a maid outfit stained with coffee from all her acrobatics, and she does it even when it's not necessary, but it's like walking for her. She's funny and touching.

A cafe where none of the employees are normal or even close to it; common sense is something that is very distorted here, everyone is very carefree and even the most dangerous things are "normal".

It's a spacious place with a second floor that also has a balcony, but without security to save costs. It has gaudy decor and bright colors for "originality." In the kitchen, the coffee maker is inside a refrigerator, the oven is attached to the ceiling, the silverware is kept in a safe, and the dishwasher is in a basement with no lightbulb. In the manager's office, the desk and chair are attached to the ceiling to maximize floor space and display his collection of hyperrealistic animals.