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> ...I've never had a cup of coffee I didn't like. There have been some pretty terrible tasting ones. I don't understand. How are these not directly conflictin
by xboxnolifes 4y ago
> ...I've never had a cup of coffee I didn't like. There have been some pretty terrible tasting ones.
I don't understand. How are these not directly conflicting statements?
- echelon 4y agoYou can hate something and still enjoy doing it. Smoking, a bad partner, bitter coffee.
- xboxnolifes 4y agoI'd argue you don't actually hate it if you enjoy it. Or in the case of addiction, you don't actually enjoy it, you're just addicted.
- elefanten 4y agoGp could dislike the taste and still enjoy the experience of the beverage overall, satisfying the condition of the original statement. Also, it was probably written that way as a bit of a joke.
- filoleg 4y agoThey might have strongly disliked something specific about the flavor of the coffee (e.g., too bitter or sour, to the point of being justifiably called terrible), but they didn't hate it overall and would still drink it given that same opportunity. That's how it usually is. I feel pretty much the same way about coffee.