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People often refer to having a cup of coffee to "wake up" or stay awake/alert. I'm sure physiologically caffeine is doing _something_ but I am in the same boat
by chrisan 11y ago
People often refer to having a cup of coffee to "wake up" or stay awake/alert. I'm sure physiologically caffeine is doing _something_ but I am in the same boat as him, I can drink caffeine and it never keeps me awake.
Back in Lan Party days pounding red bull after red bull I was still easily the first one to bed by far (which is never a good thing to be asleep around a bunch of wired up young immature males late at night...)
- david-given 11y agoI don't feel like I've woken up properly in the morning until I've had a cup of coffee. ...of course, sometimes I will get up early, do some stuff around the house, drive to the shops, drive back to the house, put everything away, cycle to work, and I still won't feel like I've woken up properly until I've drunk my coffee and read my email. For me, it's all about the ritual of drinking the coffee rather than the caffeine content. I'm quite sure that if someone were to replace it with decaf and not tell me, it'd work just as well. Everyone's different.