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Any public places near ManOx or ManPic stations good for a video call around 5pm?
I'll be in the town centre on Thursday and need somewhere to do a semi-professional video call for about an hour from half 4 to half 5 then afterwards I'm on a train from either Manchester Piccadilly or Manchester Oxford Road. The venue doesn't have to posh, a coffee house or even a pub would be OK, but I need it to be fairly sedate as I'll be speaking a lot on the video call.
I usually use the Dulcie Warehouse for this sort of thing but at that time of day it's not great.
Any ideas of fairly quiet place where I won't be a burden to other patrons while I ramble into a video call for an hour during evening home-commute time?
u/JackStrawWitchita — 1 day ago