I'm not a regular coffee drinker myself. I can drink it if I want to, but I've never felt the desire or need to have it as badly as it seems the rest of the world does.
I don't really get it. Why is coffee so famous? What is it about coffee that has the world so addicted to it? Is it the sugar? Is it the caffeine? It's not like you can't get sugar in your drinks anywhere else. It's not hard to get caffeine in other drinks and products too.
So what is it about coffee? And why only coffee? Why hasn't there been any other discovery or invention of other drinks, other beans, other foods, that can be turned into a drink? I'm constantly baffled and puzzled by coffee and what the craze is about it.
When a new starbucks opens up, people flock to it like a religion. I don't get it!
I don't really get it. Why is coffee so famous? What is it about coffee that has the world so addicted to it? Is it the sugar? Is it the caffeine? It's not like you can't get sugar in your drinks anywhere else. It's not hard to get caffeine in other drinks and products too.
So what is it about coffee? And why only coffee? Why hasn't there been any other discovery or invention of other drinks, other beans, other foods, that can be turned into a drink? I'm constantly baffled and puzzled by coffee and what the craze is about it.
When a new starbucks opens up, people flock to it like a religion. I don't get it!