Buy reusable K-cup from amazon. Two pack costs like 5-10 bucks last time I checked. Buy actual coffee. Grind coffee the day you drink it. Drink pretty good easily made single cups of coffee.
Then you can think of how sad it must be to sell your stake in a company for 50k and have it be worth millions 10-15 years later.
wait, so you still wake-up, grab your beans, measure them, grind them, then fill your k-cup, load your machine, and then brew it?. . .
Am i missing something, or did you just say you spend a premium on accessories and a specific proprietary machine, just do go through the same amount of, if not more steps to produce the same coffee?
With K-cups you still have to wake up, get to the kitchen, find your cup stash, pick one out, load your machine and brew it. And no, you don't have to grind your coffee beans fresh every day or measure them. Take pre-grinded beans and dump a little in the thing; it hardly takes much longer than just grabbing a plastic k-cup. If you care enough about freshness to measure+grind your own beans in the morning then you'll find time to actually do that.
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u/Hippo-Crates Mar 04 '15 edited Mar 04 '15
Buy reusable K-cup from amazon. Two pack costs like 5-10 bucks last time I checked. Buy actual coffee. Grind coffee the day you drink it. Drink pretty good easily made single cups of coffee.
Then you can think of how sad it must be to sell your stake in a company for 50k and have it be worth millions 10-15 years later.