I’ve made five pots of coffee today.
I’ve just poured my third cup.
That cup took the last of the coffee from three different carafes.
Stupid, rotten, unfeeling, selfish non-coffee-pot-fillers.
I personally blame the Bush Administration.
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Good to the last drop … drop … drop …
I’ve made five pots of coffee today. I’ve just poured my third cup. That cup took the last of the coffee from three different carafes. Stupid, rotten, unfeeling, selfish non-coffee-pot-fillers….
Welcome to the club Dave;->
Yesterday, along all the other things to be miffed about, I watched the four people in front of me walk up, see that the coffee was below the “REFILL” line on the urn. They all got there cups and walked off. Me walk up and….quarter cup.
Pour it out refill the the maker and guard it like a dog until it is done (and keeping the woman who wants to refill her cup derectly from the coffee out spout until the urn was full).
And so it goes…Yesterday was a three refill-the-urn day.
Only two today…which is average.
Whoa! That is so freaky! I made five pots within three cups today as well! I must have the same group of selfish bastards working at my company!
Here’s a way to avoid this problem alltogether: stop drinking coffee! It’s foul stuff, in spite of what everyone claims. Rise up, free yourself from the chains of your coffee pot! Liberate yourself from the tyrany of the coffee bean! Think how much money you’d save if you weren’t buying those expensive coffees from Starbucks! Think of how many things you’ve ruined by spilling coffee on them! Throw your coffee cup away and declare your independence from the wicked Coffee-Industrial Complex!
(heh, that should stir things up)
I’m not a Starbucks customer. I’m a plain old fashioned coffee drinker with a little cream and a couple of fake sugars. Costs me a quarter or so. 🙂
I visit Starbucks once a week, with Katherine. That number wasn’t any higher when I was working downtown and there was a freaking Starbucks in the lobby of the building.
(Mmmmmmm … Pumpkin Frappaccino …)
I could (and have) drunk tea as an alternative. But I am an acknowledged caffeine addict and, actually, have gotten used to drinking my coffee, generally, black.
My problem is that buy too many interesting coffee mugs …