We spend a lot of time tracking the best deals and we see an awful lot of products. We therefore feel like we can speak with a little authority on coffee machines, because we come across a lot of them.
What you learn pretty quickly is that not all co…
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What it’s like to live as a tea drinker in a coffee drinker’s world
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It ain’t easy bein’ a tea drinker in America nowadays — and frankly, it never has been.
If you’re a coffee drinker, I ask you to listen. It might be hard for you to understand people who live and drink outside your experience. Tea drinkers are forced to function in a society that, intentionally or not, excludes them and their hot caffeinated beverage of choice.
I’m not here to tell you whether coffee or tea is better. There’s a whole crappy hot take industry dedicated to that. All I want is for tea drinkers to finally speak up for themselves and be recognized as caffeinated equals.
Pour yourselves a cup of your favorite beverage — we don’t judge drinks here, unless it’s Coke Zero — and hear my story. Read more…
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