> Coffee is a non-essential luxury? The graphic doesn't state coffee as non-essential luxury, but spending $1,000/year on (buying) coffee. I find it pretty in

> Coffee is a non-essential luxury? The graphic doesn't state coffee as non-essential luxury, but spending $1,000/year on (buying) coffee. I find it pretty incredible how much money people spend nowadays on buying coffee, instead of brewing coffee themselves, like past generations did.