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If Batman says so, then I guess that's that. But why on earth would Bruce Wayne, one of the most famous people in the world, hide out in plain sight in a café in an age of iPhones? His face would be all over the Internet in ten minutes. *tsk tsk* Sloppy, Mr. Wayne.
I don't really think this needed confirmation, was pretty obvious