aa i see, did some googling on this colombian rave and yorkshire tea cos i havent heard that brands before. it seems like you have a fine taste… salute…
btw, sometimes i wonder seeing from what caffeine do to our body, but still we choose coffee for our ‘chill drink’, and most of the coffee shop design is just so cozy and chill, i mean sometimes i did drink coffee to chill, but pls correct me if im wrong
😆 I wouldn’t describe myself as someone with fine taste. But I do like experimenting with things I use every day to find what I like best. This goes for hot drinks, brands of peanut butter, ink pen, mechanical keyboard, etc. If I’m going to interact with something every day then might as well be the best experience I can get (without breaking the bank).
Caffiene isn’t so bad. Sleep disruption is about the worst of does to you, unless you drink crazy amounts. Unfortunately coffee shop culture isn’t great in the UK. Europe does this much better with nice little cafes. Cafes here aren’t the chill third spaces as they are in Europe. And I’m not going to spend £5 on a coffee. Certainly not going to pay money for a tea (they throw a teabag in warm water and charge money for this). I would rather have people come to my house and have a drink, but people don’t have the time or inclination for that these days it seems.
aa i see, did some googling on this colombian rave and yorkshire tea cos i havent heard that brands before. it seems like you have a fine taste… salute… btw, sometimes i wonder seeing from what caffeine do to our body, but still we choose coffee for our ‘chill drink’, and most of the coffee shop design is just so cozy and chill, i mean sometimes i did drink coffee to chill, but pls correct me if im wrong
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😆 I wouldn’t describe myself as someone with fine taste. But I do like experimenting with things I use every day to find what I like best. This goes for hot drinks, brands of peanut butter, ink pen, mechanical keyboard, etc. If I’m going to interact with something every day then might as well be the best experience I can get (without breaking the bank).
Caffiene isn’t so bad. Sleep disruption is about the worst of does to you, unless you drink crazy amounts. Unfortunately coffee shop culture isn’t great in the UK. Europe does this much better with nice little cafes. Cafes here aren’t the chill third spaces as they are in Europe. And I’m not going to spend £5 on a coffee. Certainly not going to pay money for a tea (they throw a teabag in warm water and charge money for this). I would rather have people come to my house and have a drink, but people don’t have the time or inclination for that these days it seems.