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it's literally the cost of a cup per coffee per day
by JCharante 2y ago
it's literally the cost of a cup per coffee per day
- talldayo 2y agoOr the price of replacing your espresso machine on a monthly basis.
- yosito 2y agoWhen you put it this way, I think I need to finally buy that espresso machine.
- mwigdahl 2y agoNot if you make coffee at home.
- latexr 2y agoI don’t drink coffee. But even if I did, and I drank it everyday at a coffeehouse or restaurant in my country (which would be significantly higher quality than something like a Starbucks), it wouldn’t come close to that cost.
- tiltowait 2y agoThis argument only works in isolation, and only for a subset of people. “Cost of a cup of coffee per day” makes it sound horrifically overpriced to me, given how much more expensive a coffee shop is than brewing at home.
- tiahura 2y agoOr an Avacado Toast.
- specproc 2y agoIn America. If you drink your coffee from coffee shops.
- vunderba 2y agoNot to be glib, but where do you live such that a single cup of coffee runs you seven USD? Just to put that into perspective. I also really don't find comparisons like this to be that useful. Any subscription can be converted into an exchange rate of coffee, or meals. So what?
- pizza 2y agoYou're right - at my coffee shop a cup of coffee is nine
- riku_iki 2y ago> it's literally the cost of a cup per coffee per day So, AI market is capped by Starbucks revenue/valuation.
- dvfjsdhgfv 2y agoMaybe in an expensive coffee shop in the USA. In Italy, an espresso is ca. 1€.
- 12345hn6789 2y agoI pay $1.5 USD per day on my coffee. And I'm an extreme outlier. I buy speciality beans from mom and pop roasters.
- socksy 2y agoYeah but the coffee makes you more productive