The guest was draped in a thick wool cloak, carrying a black oak cane in his hand. He took off his gloves, sat on a wooden stool by the stall, patted the mist beads on his cloak, and skillfully waved to order: "A cup of black tea and a set of two thins. The tea should be piping, and the bread should be burnt."
Two thins are the most popular set meal at the coffee stall, and are beloved by the working class.
Two thin slices of bread filled with butter are served, and although the portion isn't large, customers depend on them to fuel the morning's busy work.
Such a set meal costs one penny in the West District and the Financial City. However, it's 50% cheaper at the West Indies Pier.
