Open Post: Hosted By New Hampshire Teaching The Other 49 States That Gay Is The Only Way To Take Your Coffee!

July 11, 2017 / Posted by:

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Teatotaller, a coffee shop in Somersworth, New Hampshire, spent its first big ad buy on a billboard telling guests the Maine border wasn’t the only thing its coffee drinkers liked to straddle! The java house labels itself as “an oasis of queer, hipster tea, coffee, and pastry goodness,” and if their magic espresso beans and accoutrements make me look like the guy in their billboard, I’ll take three of each!

The people of Somersworth have been clutching their pearls and assholes ever since the billboard went up, and many negative comments hit a Facebook post discussing the ad. Somersworth’s mayor said the billboard may have pushed limits, but, like, First Amendment, betchezzz (I’m paraphrasing). HuffPost said Teatotaller’s owners Emmett Soldati and Palana Belken defended the billboard and praised their model, 18-year-old Michael Cummings, for his “self-confidence, flair and fabulousness.

Michael, seen in the ad holding a breakfast sandwich that immediately combusted from not being able to cope with his sexy Pink Panther eye shadow, popped by social media and showed the haters who is boss by writing, “As I am the person featured in this ad, all I have to say is times are changing and your views need to be changing with them.” He then Zorro snapped and was seen crossing into Maine to the Talbots at the nearby Kittery Outlets to look for a pair of sensible heels for P-town next weekend. Oh, I’m the only one who does that? Shit.

Photo: Teatotaller via HuffPost

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