Stanley Fish's essay is about how getting a decent cup of coffee has drastically changed over the years. The piece starts off describing what a "coordination problem" is. Later, it transitions into describing how difficult it is to get a cup of coffee these days. In his essay, he compares the differences in appearance of the old and new coffee shops, and also how quickly you could get a simple cup of coffee. There was no waiting in line, no confusion of having to "accessorize" your coffee at a disorganized counter, and no difficulty in finding a comfortable place
Stanley Fish's essay is about how getting a decent cup of coffee has drastically changed over the years. The piece starts off describing what a "coordination problem" is. Later, it transitions into describing how difficult it is to get a cup of coffee these days. In his essay, he compares the differences in appearance of the old and new coffee shops, and also how quickly you could get a simple cup of coffee. There was no waiting in line, no confusion of having to "accessorize" your coffee at a disorganized counter, and no difficulty in finding a comfortable place