1st Gen Lunchtable Thread - General Discussion

Tsk tsk

 

Surprised you of all people on here haven't seen it yet. It's a must watch.

It's especially nostalgic because when I saw it new it was a comedy but now it's turned into a documentary

 

You live in the PNW so it only makes sense that you'd have a great love for Starbucks

 

Its very refreshing after you've just survived a safari at costco.

 

After that I could probably use some electrolytes

 

Absolutely. Gotta be tip top for the monday night rehabilitation.

 

I grew up in a respectable brew your own and left it around cold in the pot all day and how dare you dump that to make fresh just heat it up in the microwave coffee kinda households, thank you very much.

 

And only 15 years to change genres!

 

If you can't see the bottom of the cup when its full, you've used entirely too much coffee.

 

I'll admit when they've been purchased for me I always buy the fru fru speciallatte ones and treat it like ice cream

 

We're all doomed.

 

Record time

 

As in filling the screen with grounds or when you pour yourself some to drink? Because if the second is the case then I'll drink it more for taste than for its effects. My parents allowed me to have coffee since age 5 .. I pretty much just enjoy it for its taste at this point

 

Hopefully they only wreck into each other

 

When I go to some of the truck stops in rural iowa for coffee they serve it in these tan cups. When the cup is full, its only slightly darker inside. Add one little thing of half and half and suddently you've got a cup full of watered down half and half.

 

oooh yes. Just drunk enough.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kxVuEH38RrA

 

I grew up with both of these.


My grandpa on my mom's side and my dad is the type to brew it strong and leave it in the heated carafe all day so it turns to black crude by the end of the day. My grandparents on my dad's side use just enough grounds to tint the water

 

At one point my mom actually ran her own coffee business. She sold it to support my dad's career

The irony of that is she was and would have been successful while my dad is errant and often unemployed