LouderVol
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You know we might try that option. I’ve heard good things about their coffee.I'm hooked on Black Rifle coffee and my Keurig. Wife bought me a BRCC membership, so I get auto-ship monthly. When it runs out, I drink whatever's cheap at Winn-Dixie. I do look forward to those monthly boxes full of Java Joy.
Cheaper than ammo, so...
You know we might try that option. I’ve heard good things about their coffee.
besides.... I buy lilreb gifts and then be like “ oooh we can share”
It's good coffee. The Nine Line store in Savannah has a BRCC coffee shop inside, and I always grab a cuppa Joe; another box or two; or another mug; or some swag anytime I'm up that way. Veteran-owned, and they hire a lot of vets.
I met the founder of BRCC a few years back. He's a class act, and now he's a rich class act.
Sounds like she did fine by the other two girls. They made a point to come back and see her on her birthday and get on the ass of the slacker kid. As Meatloaf taught us two outta three ain’t bad.In fairness, I have yet to see anything, that made me think they were bad foster parents. They took in Stabbie McStabbie to try to help her.
I do love coffee. I worked for Sysco foods and won a whole bunch of bonus money knowing coffee and picking up accounts as a prime vendor. That being said there is no world I could live in that would justify paying $7 for a cup of coffee.
Community is our coffee, too.I've pretty much settled in on Community brand coffee - the dark roast. I like coffee strong in flavor - not over caffeinated. My favorite was coffee on a Brazilian airline (Varig) ... had to keep asking for refills because they serve it in those ridiculously tiny cups. There's a particular coffee flavor I love and run across every few thousand cups of coffee - the last time was at an IHOP in Chattanooga; I have no idea what makes it just right and I have no way to describe it. My impression is that somewhere there's a chef who makes coffee he likes with the secret ingredient if he's having a cup and others get lucky enough to drink it on occasion. He obviously moves around - and probably died or retired at least ten years ago.
I've pretty much settled in on Community brand coffee - the dark roast. I like coffee strong in flavor - not over caffeinated. My favorite was coffee on a Brazilian airline (Varig) ... had to keep asking for refills because they serve it in those ridiculously tiny cups. There's a particular coffee flavor I love and run across every few thousand cups of coffee - the last time was at an IHOP in Chattanooga; I have no idea what makes it just right and I have no way to describe it. My impression is that somewhere there's a chef who makes coffee he likes with the secret ingredient if he's having a cup and others get lucky enough to drink it on occasion. He obviously moves around - and probably died or retired at least ten years ago.
Next stop will be a federal police force. But Trump was the authoritarian
Ilhan Omar to reintroduce bill creating new federal board to independently investigate police misconduct
Under Omar's bill, if police departments don't follow through on the board's recommendations, their federal funding could be cut.
I bet this is happening all over the country
Try Bustela. My go-to when I want a dark, strong, but not too acidic cup.
Next stop will be a federal police force. But Trump was the authoritarian
Ilhan Omar to reintroduce bill creating new federal board to independently investigate police misconduct
Me and Tom like Maxwell House.
Tom Petty's Biographer on the Story He Didn't Tell
I couldn’t think of a whole lot else to do but take a sip of that coffee and say, “It’s good. This really is good coffee.” To which Petty said, “You got that right.”