Marty and Clyde travel to Kenosha's Common Grounds and says the ambiance of place and much better than corporate coffee Dunkin

Carlton Olsen
   Marty and Clyde took their road trip to Kenosha's Common Grounds coffee house and marveled at the architecture and ambiance of the place with a great view of the Lake. The amount of people that come here far exceeds to e typical Dunkin on a four lane major thoroughfare and this has made Marty and Clyde what type of 0% financing helps the Dunkin Brand and corporation to purchase up so much land and develop empty bad product store through large parts of America.

Kenisha,Wisconsin is a type of town that limits the Subway, Dunkin, Panda Express chains into the downtown and more local villages and areas need to limit their souls to the numerous chains that offer nothing in uniqueness and is pretty much frequented by people with little care of where they are seen or take in their bodies .

   Marty and Clyde talk openly how shitty Dunkin is and how and why it expands being able to corrupt local governments to build the easiest and quickest cheapest building it can that offer nothing as few wish to hang around the  e dull constructed box stores. that are built to suit the developers profits. Few Dunkins actually bakes or makes their product on-site anymore and their watered down coffee also is an inferior cheap product as Clyde says vending machine coffee is better. The duo stopped at the local Dunkin and couldn't believe how boring it was inside and out and seemed to offer nothing for people wanting to stay more than five minutes and in their short time studying this lousy corporate behemoth noticed no visitor stayed more than five minutes in the local Kenosha Dunkin. As far as the building ,environment, and coffee at Common ground they coffee critics praised the place and offerings and overall enjoyed their visit and time at another great independent coffee house in the tri-state area .