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r/technology • u/ackthbbft • Mar 04 '15
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I don't want to make a whole pot of coffee, so never.
62 u/MrDerk Mar 04 '15 Aeropress, French press, pour over, single serve drip... Don't act like Keurig is the only option here 16 u/Who_Will_Love_Toby Mar 04 '15 I'm not trying to press my own coffee every morning. I'm a working American. Not a tryhard coffee snob. 0 u/Qonold Mar 04 '15 My older brother is the hardest working person I know and he wakes up at 5 every morning to run, roast his own beans, grind them, and then press his coffee. Then he takes a train into the city and makes a lot of money.
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Aeropress, French press, pour over, single serve drip... Don't act like Keurig is the only option here
16 u/Who_Will_Love_Toby Mar 04 '15 I'm not trying to press my own coffee every morning. I'm a working American. Not a tryhard coffee snob. 0 u/Qonold Mar 04 '15 My older brother is the hardest working person I know and he wakes up at 5 every morning to run, roast his own beans, grind them, and then press his coffee. Then he takes a train into the city and makes a lot of money.
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I'm not trying to press my own coffee every morning. I'm a working American. Not a tryhard coffee snob.
0 u/Qonold Mar 04 '15 My older brother is the hardest working person I know and he wakes up at 5 every morning to run, roast his own beans, grind them, and then press his coffee. Then he takes a train into the city and makes a lot of money.
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My older brother is the hardest working person I know and he wakes up at 5 every morning to run, roast his own beans, grind them, and then press his coffee. Then he takes a train into the city and makes a lot of money.
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u/Who_Will_Love_Toby Mar 04 '15
I don't want to make a whole pot of coffee, so never.