> tfast at yorku.ca wrote:
> >
> > Next to tim horton's, d&d is the worst mass corporate brew
> > on offer. Shameless shit and yes i have had both lately:>.
>
> So negative! You weren't tired enough when you drank it. The very best
> stuff is what, for sixty cents, the "coffee" machine at the rest stop
> hisses out (press [6] for extra sugar and creamer) at three thirty AM,
> the sky all silent and black, night flies buzzing the fluorescent lights...
The expense of Starbucks coffee kind of neutralizes the quality of the coffee. Kind of like how Michele Malkin's politics detracts from whatever attractiveness she might exude.
At least I'm not a coffee drinker and ain't too fussy about where I get my mochas.
Ironically, the closest food and drink outlet to my current residential location is a Starbucks. As far as I know, no new Starbucks has opened in the restroom of the nearby Starbucks. Last week I visited a Target store in Indianapolis which had a Starbucks in the store. The in-store Starbucks is located 500 feet from another Starbucks in the strip mall across the parking lot.
Chuck