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I don't even know where to start with this. $200/month to receive a "warm" thermos of coffee every morning just sounds crazy to me. First, even at an outrageou
by peteforde 4y ago
I don't even know where to start with this. $200/month to receive a "warm" thermos of coffee every morning just sounds crazy to me.
First, even at an outrageous $5/day, Starbucks or any other coffee chain is significantly cheaper - especially if you are someone who travels or can't be in the same place at the same time every day.
Second, you can get set up with everything you need to brew coffee at pretty much any budget, depending on your needs, level of interest and palette.
Third, this is not the sort of product where you should offer a free month up front. I can't blame anyone for taking a free month offered to them without obligation any more than I can blame them for not wanting to spend $200/month on delivered coffee.
If you have the capital to start this company, you would be far better off taking it to Vegas and putting it all on red.
- justsomehnguy 4y ago> especially if you are someone who travels If someone can spend $200/m on a warm coffee in a thermos then they surely can spend $25 on a drip coffee maker, a set of filters and whatever exotic ground coffee from Starbucks or just any other place, including Walmart. And then just throw it in the bin when they need to move on.
- UncleEntity 4y agoHell, they could even get a cloud controlled robot coffee machine and the requisite bean subscription, now with Coffee Authenticator™, and save a few bucks.
- 10u152 4y agoFourth, one of the big reasons I love coffee is spending 15 minutes getting some fresh air, in a different place (not the office) chatting to my colleagues.