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The second reason they've gained massive popularity is that people all want different shit. "But I want Hot Tea" "But I want vanilla frappa-bullshit" "But I wa
by jdhawk 12y ago
The second reason they've gained massive popularity is that people all want different shit.
"But I want Hot Tea"
"But I want vanilla frappa-bullshit"
"But I want Hot Cocoa"
"Your coffee is too strong"
"Your coffee is too weak"
It's the expensive convenient machine that shuts everyone the fuck up. What's the price on that?
- xenophonf 12y agoThat's precisely why we own one. My wife and I not arguing every morning over who made the coffee and how is well worth the price we pay in K-cups.
- kefka 12y agoI just make the coffee the night before and set the brew timer for 5:45am. Then I wake up with her and get her coffee, as well as my own. I usually go in to work between 8-10.
- thrownaway2424 12y agoHonestly nobody should get married to someone with incompatible preferences regarding coffee ;-) This is also the beauty of the aeropress or paper cone method: you make your own coffee, everyone else can make theirs or not. And when I make the french press too strong, I'm happy to drink the whole thing myself!
- couchand 12y agoAnd the price to the environment, and the price to a relationship unable to handle a minor disagreement? Perhaps you haven't considered all the factors at play.
- jdhawk 12y agoI'd like to see the breakdown on KCup usage in the home versus in the Office. The majority of K's I've seen are in the office, where you're looking for simple streamlined solutions to keep people from bitching about the surrounding environment, and get back to work. I think most people in a relationship can deal with the morning coffee differences
- Malician 12y agoI can drink virtually anything except keurig coffee. It has a really weird taste that I've never had before except from instant coffee.