When I was in college, I saw my English professor in the cafeteria, filling his coffee mug with decaf. Perplexed, I asked, what was the point? He replied “placebo effect” but looking back, I can see now that he was probably a communist sympathizer. Suddenly, it all makes sense 🫘☕️
Brown water, much like seltzer water I drink from a wine glass, to provide the social acceptance tied to our tribal rituals. It makes others feel comfortable if we all are in it together.😜
When I was in college, I saw my English professor in the cafeteria, filling his coffee mug with decaf. Perplexed, I asked, what was the point? He replied “placebo effect” but looking back, I can see now that he was probably a communist sympathizer. Suddenly, it all makes sense 🫘☕️
"German coffee merchant Ludwig Roselius invented the first commercial decaffeination process in 1903."
One of those rare inventors that didn't have the first name of Steve.
Some one Is going to dad knowledge bomb this and I want to be in the comments when that happens. So funny and so good
If ever there was a riddle wrapped within an enigma, it's the existence of decaf coffee.
Brown water, much like seltzer water I drink from a wine glass, to provide the social acceptance tied to our tribal rituals. It makes others feel comfortable if we all are in it together.😜