Post: #26

I drink one cup of coffee per day, in the morning with breakfast.

Like alcohol or almost anything, if done in moderation there is no issue, and even possibly benefits. Consume too much, benefit is gone.

It's when guys lose control and consume excessive amounts of things that there are problems, and the problem is the person making the decision.

Post: #27

24 fluid ounces is 0.7 liters! That's monstrous! Who would even want to drink that much liquid in one go?

Post: #28

(05-03-2016 04:44 PM)Handsome Creepy Eel Wrote:  24 fluid ounces is 0.7 liters! That's monstrous! Who would even want to drink that much liquid in one go?

You're just used to those European cafes where they give you a thimble of espresso, and putting it on a little doily with a wafer cookie is supposed to make up for the tiny size.

Post: #29

(05-03-2016 04:44 PM)Handsome Creepy Eel Wrote:  24 fluid ounces is 0.7 liters! That's monstrous! Who would even want to drink that much liquid in one go?

WARNING fat woman image








Literally all I did here is type in 'fat woman drinking starbucks" into google and this is what shows up.













mandatory eye bleach.

Post: #30

I hope she wins this lawsuit, I have drank probably 1,000 iced coffees from Starbucks in the past 10 years so that would be quite the payday for me.
After moving to AZ around 10 years ago I had to switch to the iced versions as it was very uncomfortable drinking a scalding hot coffee in 100+ degree weather.

Tips for getting the most bang for your buck with Starbucks Iced Coffee:
1. Use a registered card for your purchases, they include free refills.
2. Order the Venti, chug it, get your free refill, then hit the road. This gives you 48 oz of cold caffeine for the day. The initial 24 oz hits your bloodstream within minutes and you are jacked for a few hours. Slowly sip on the refill cup throughout the rest of the day.
3. Order the drink with lite ice, or no ice. They double brew the iced coffee so it is extra strong when you minimize the ice. They also store the iced coffee cold so there is really no need for the ice.
4. Skip the sweeteners and milk, unnecessary calories.
5. Drinking 24 oz of double brewed Starbucks coffee black will taste like shit at first, but you get used to it. Same as drinking your whiskey neat.

Nowadays, in America, a Venti Iced Coffee runs about $2.65, so with your free refill you are getting 48 oz of high octane caffeine for about $3.

This bitch's lawsuit will go nowhere. Multiple Starbucks employees over the years have informed me that they double brew the iced coffee so that when it melts with the ice it works out to the same caffeine quantity as a regular 24 oz cup of hot coffee. Caffeine wise people are getting exactly what they expect when ordering an Iced Coffee with a cup full of ice.

Iced Green Tea Tips:
1. Order Venti, chug, get free refill using your registered card.
2. Order with light ice.
3. Order with no water. They pour a Green Tea concentrate into the glass, then water it down and add ice. If you say no water, then you get higher percentage of the caffeine and antioxidants.
4. Tell them to skip the sweetener, they automatically sweeten it if you say nothing.

A lot of people bash Starbucks, but if you are looking for a high ratio of caffeine/cost then it is hard to beat their Iced Coffee/Tea using a registered card. Also, in the majority of the country finding a good local coffee house is not convenient.

Post: #31

(05-03-2016 10:52 AM)Foolsgo1d Wrote:  I hope she wins. Starbucks and its like are the epicentres of cultural degeneracy and liberals.

Exactly. Let's hope she wins. Every dollar going towards the suit is one less dollar going towards gay rights.

And I hate people who don't just drink black coffee. you could sacrifice three days of Starbucks to buy a cheap coffee maker, filters, and some generic can of coffee. If you can't drink it black, don't drink it.

Post: #32

(05-03-2016 08:04 PM)Chauncey Wrote:  Tips for getting the most bang for your buck with Starbucks Iced Coffee:
1. Save the money you would have otherwise spent on your 34 oz. iced coffee at Starbucks and get 1.5X better quality/value coffees at an independent shop.

Fixed it for ya.

Post: #33

There is nothing of value that this woman will produce or return to society within her lifetime that will ever be worth $5 million.
I get that the claim is not just for her, but geez....

Post: #34

Great example of a frivolous lawsuit.....

But it couldn't have happened to a nicer company. Love it.