喫 enjoy a drink and a smoke

FOXES ( = きつね) stop at the coffee-shop to get their drink on.

I got a contract to enjoy a drink and smoke with my mouth every time I go to that cafe .

coffe-shop ★★★☆☆
喫 (enjoy a drink and a smoke) + 茶 (tea) + 店 (shop) = 喫茶店 (coffe-shop)

a coffee-shop. These are really popular because Japanese don't invite people over to their homes very often - they meet at the coffee-shop. This is fairly polite example to point to when a Japanese asks you, "Do foreigners really think we're a cold people?" BOOBOO: most Japanese don't say きっさてん。 they just say 喫茶、(きっさ)。

smoking ☆☆☆☆☆ NP
喫 (enjoy a drink and a smoke) + 煙 (smoky) = 喫煙 (smoking)

the act of smoking. You'll see this on signs a lot, meaning 'this is the smoking section.'