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a big grocery wall of coffees to choose from. like a candy store for adults with chronic anxiety they can’t explain and bad breath.
Feb 19, 2025
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I think it is so silly that people that usually prefer black coffee hate on people who like really sweet coffee. The fact we have so many different kinds of coffee is lovely
2d ago
looks funky in the vacuum sealed plastic but tastes great, lasts forever, is cheap, and it comes from small suppliers!
Apr 5, 2024
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Sey, which uses the same sign as compass reality, is where unsurprisingly adult...(rest of that clause). Maybe this is why they were granted the award for best coffee in the nation. I met one of the owners years ago and always appreciated how hardcore they were. I love people who take things to extreme. For coffee people, you will know my version of this is when I visited their cafe and I bought my second Gesha coffee which is so pretentious you discovered like I did working a low wage job in a speciality cafe. Everything about Sey was refreshingly simple and impeccably designed. But what really set the tone of the place was the fact that they banned computers in the café. I mean, who needs screens when you've got the aroma of freshly brewed coffee and a quirky atmosphere to soak in? If you sit there long enough you can smell them even roasting the beans in the back.
Aug 23, 2023
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maybe there’s nothing wrong with you and there‘s just (many) other factors at play / or it‘s really just that damn phone
Feb 10, 2025
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when i worked at the Apple Store / Genius Bar in college, we were trained on "assuming positive intent" from customers and peers. at the time, when i was a shithead 20-year-old, i thought this phrase was such bullshit. of course i can tell when someone has malicious intent, why not respond in kind! but now that i'm a bit older, i've realized the real wisdom behind the idea "assume positive intent" is that, when faced with interpersonal conflict, it's better to take the path of least resistance and keep your cool.
for example, if i'm getting kind of annoyed with someone at work and i want to write a snarky email, i find it best to walk away from the keyboard and write my response when i'm feeling less activated.
the result is that i can feel good about how i handle my feelings, i reflect better on other people, and i'm being an actual grown up. ;~)
Feb 19, 2025