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From the article: "Trying to drown it in free lattes. Which I will miss." I miss the huge amount of free tea that I drunk in my last job. I'm sure that the caf
by xirium 19y ago
From the article: "Trying to drown it in free lattes. Which I will miss."
I miss the huge amount of free tea that I drunk in my last job. I'm sure that the caffeine boost paid for itself.
- apathy 19y agoYou do realize that loose tea is very inexpensive, yes?
- xirium 19y agoI was using about eight Twinings' Earl Grey tea bags per day, five or six days per week.
- alaskamiller 19y agowhen i was wee lad i worked as a beantrees barista and shift manager at yahoo. prior to the move up north to sunnyvale, the cafes were located in the cafeteria/break room of each building and we also managed the multiple coffee stations on every floor. we went through at least 20 gallons of milk each day per station and served quite a lot of lattes. the indian engineers loved the oregon chai tea, which was actually quite expensive compared to the espresso. at the end of the week we would report total costs and yahoo would just pay the bills, i think it was close to 100,000 a month. most of us just took home extras, whip cream or coffee or milk.