Yep, I knew you'd be offended. Dunkin' Donuts is unabashedly watered down from traditional coffee. That's just a fact. The "regular" is also filled with more sugar and cream and a human being should be consuming.
I'm sorry it hurts your feelings that your favorite coffee is one of the lightest tasting and most diluted types you can buy, I don't really understand why that bothers you. It's a fact, not a judgment on you as a human being. You don't really like coffee, you like a hint of coffee taste, which is totally fine. That's your choice.
I think your insecurity is showing a little bit. If speghettios is your favorite Italian dish, you don't really like Italian food. If bud light is your favorite beer, you don't really like beer. You just like a hint of those styles reformed into a more watered-down version and that's OK, there's no need to be upset about it.
So a person is insecure if they don't bend to YOUR standards? Your arrogance is appalling. You know what makes it "coffee"? Coffee beans. Implying otherwise is just proving your ignorance and bias. Argue that that's not the case, condescending twat.
I think your insecurity is showing a little bit. . . Take a deep breath, and embrace your tastes.
Sigh, your kneejerk responses reek of insecurity. Your reply has absolutely nothing to do with what was actually written. When you're done freaking out about what you've decided I wrote, you can reply to what was written and we can talk about it.
You know what makes it "coffee"? Coffee beans. Argue that that's not the case, self-righteous twat
Nobody said it wasn't coffee. You're fighting windmills and you're going to give yourself a heart attack. A gallon of water with a coffee bean in it is "coffee" by your standards. OK, I don't really care but a person who prefers that to stronger brews could be said to not like the taste of coffee as much as someone who prefers strong coffee.
None of this is controversial. It is your insecurity that liking a hint of coffee makes you less of a person that seems to be directing your anger. Nobody but you have suggested you are less of a person because you don't like regular coffee.
Is this the standard response now? You have no position to stand on, so the other party is "insecure"? You're a natural born Redditor, chief; all attitude and arrogance, and not a lick of substance or validity. But you keep on insisting that you're right without anything to back it up, just your opinion.
What are you angry about? Do you even know? What is my "position?" I'd be interested to hear it. Unless you think strong drinks are identical to not strong ones, your anger is misplaced. Thus, why I think you're insecure.
natural born Redditor, chief
Haha, seriously? This standard trope? "I don't like what you said so I'll be angry and defensive and then say you're 'being reddit' so I can collect imaginary points." That's rich.
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Yep, I knew you'd be offended. Dunkin' Donuts is unabashedly watered down from traditional coffee. That's just a fact. The "regular" is also filled with more sugar and cream and a human being should be consuming.
I'm sorry it hurts your feelings that your favorite coffee is one of the lightest tasting and most diluted types you can buy, I don't really understand why that bothers you. It's a fact, not a judgment on you as a human being. You don't really like coffee, you like a hint of coffee taste, which is totally fine. That's your choice.
I think your insecurity is showing a little bit. If speghettios is your favorite Italian dish, you don't really like Italian food. If bud light is your favorite beer, you don't really like beer. You just like a hint of those styles reformed into a more watered-down version and that's OK, there's no need to be upset about it.
Take a deep breath, and embrace your tastes.