My OperaWould you take 10 days to compare coffee makers?
Wednesday, July 15, 2009 2:55:12 AM
Some call it the cooling period, but I simply call it weird. Now, if you need to take 10 days to compare coffee makers, then don't buy a coffee machine.
Because, if you can survive somehow 10 days without a coffee machine, why would you still want to buy any coffee brewers? I was just trying to be a middle man for a friend when this lady actually told us that she need a cooling period of 10 days before she can make any decision.
No offense, but that coffee brewer was like $30! It is probably the amount you would spend on a decent dinner in town. If that took her 10 days, I wonder how long it must have taken her to decide before buying a house!
Here is my thought, not everyone need to brew coffee at home, some of us do extremely well without any coffee machines. Maybe you can accept instant coffee, and some of us simply do not mind spending money in starbucks.
Whatever it is, coffee is to be enjoyed not something to be agonize over...
Because, if you can survive somehow 10 days without a coffee machine, why would you still want to buy any coffee brewers? I was just trying to be a middle man for a friend when this lady actually told us that she need a cooling period of 10 days before she can make any decision.
No offense, but that coffee brewer was like $30! It is probably the amount you would spend on a decent dinner in town. If that took her 10 days, I wonder how long it must have taken her to decide before buying a house!
Here is my thought, not everyone need to brew coffee at home, some of us do extremely well without any coffee machines. Maybe you can accept instant coffee, and some of us simply do not mind spending money in starbucks.
Whatever it is, coffee is to be enjoyed not something to be agonize over...
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