Anonymous
Post 10/12/2017 13:38     Subject: Is getting only drip coffee at a coffee shop an income signal?
Anonymous wrote:Not all. My brother is loaded. He only buys drip coffee.

I order drip when I am loaded.
Anonymous
Post 10/12/2017 13:37     Subject: Is getting only drip coffee at a coffee shop an income signal?
Anonymous wrote:If you like coffee, you probably order drip. If you don't like coffee, you are probably paying $6 for someone to make something out of coffee that doesn't taste like coffee. To each their own.

Same could be said for most cocktails. I don't put anything in my coffee OR my whisky.

I put whiskey in my coffee
Anonymous
Post 10/12/2017 13:36     Subject: Is getting only drip coffee at a coffee shop an income signal?
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:I absolutely get espresso drinks to indicate how wealthy I am. Then they pour it in the exact same kind of cup as the drip coffee...so maybe it's not as conspicuous as I would've hoped.

I ask for a golden cup to make sure everyone knows. I also make sure everyone's sees my Swarovski-encrusted Starbucks card.


Lol.
Anonymous
Post 10/12/2017 13:35     Subject: Is getting only drip coffee at a coffee shop an income signal?
If you like coffee, you probably order drip. If you don't like coffee, you are probably paying $6 for someone to make something out of coffee that doesn't taste like coffee. To each their own.

Same could be said for most cocktails. I don't put anything in my coffee OR my whisky.
Anonymous
Post 10/12/2017 13:32     Subject: Is getting only drip coffee at a coffee shop an income signal?
Not all. My brother is loaded. He only buys drip coffee.
Anonymous
Post 10/12/2017 13:30     Subject: Is getting only drip coffee at a coffee shop an income signal?
Anonymous wrote:I overheard a pair in line say "I'm not rich enough for the espresso drinks. Only the cheap drip for me."

I think drip is $2, espresso drinks are only another dollar or two.


It's when posters like you post observations such as this that I understand why people in other parts of the country give me "that look" when I tell them I'm from DC. You are a snotty elitist and I haven't even met you, but I know this to be true.
Anonymous
Post 10/12/2017 13:29     Subject: Re:Is getting only drip coffee at a coffee shop an income signal?
I'm wealthy and healthy because I don't drink coffee. I also use the good china and silverware daily.

You people are so weird. Are these income based posts from people that grew up in third world countries ?

Beyond bizarre.
Anonymous
Post 10/12/2017 13:28     Subject: Is getting only drip coffee at a coffee shop an income signal?
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:So that's why people slip me their demo tapes and their movie scripts whenever I order an Americano. It's the aura of power and influence I exude.


Americano is only about 2 bucks. Try a venti quad shot cappuccino for $6.


Those with $6 ones get Madoff's attention.


lol
Anonymous
Post 10/12/2017 13:27     Subject: Is getting only drip coffee at a coffee shop an income signal?
Is lactose intolerance low class?
Anonymous
Post 10/12/2017 13:24     Subject: Is getting only drip coffee at a coffee shop an income signal?
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:So that's why people slip me their demo tapes and their movie scripts whenever I order an Americano. It's the aura of power and influence I exude.


Americano is only about 2 bucks. Try a venti quad shot cappuccino for $6.


Those witb $6 ones get Madoff's attention.


Etihad upgraded me to a residence cabin because I showed up at the gate with an impressive espresso-based beverage.
Anonymous
Post 10/12/2017 13:20     Subject: Is getting only drip coffee at a coffee shop an income signal?
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:So that's why people slip me their demo tapes and their movie scripts whenever I order an Americano. It's the aura of power and influence I exude.


Americano is only about 2 bucks. Try a venti quad shot cappuccino for $6.


Those witb $6 ones get Madoff's attention.
Anonymous
Post 10/12/2017 13:18     Subject: Is getting only drip coffee at a coffee shop an income signal?
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:LOL. No, OP. That's what I like to drink.


I get drip every once in a while, but I always feel like a schmuck for ordering it. Drip coffee -- even made with quality beans -- costs all of 5 cents and requires zero barista talent or high-end machines.


Why is that then so many places have such a crappy drip.


Because only poor schmucks who don't know any better order it, so they don't really care to make it with care? And it's prob stale from sitting there for hours.


Duh! I didn't think of that. Right on. Being poor probably means they just need a pick up between jobs, anything will do.
Anonymous
Post 10/12/2017 13:17     Subject: Is getting only drip coffee at a coffee shop an income signal?
Anonymous wrote:So that's why people slip me their demo tapes and their movie scripts whenever I order an Americano. It's the aura of power and influence I exude.


Americano is only about 2 bucks. Try a venti quad shot cappuccino for $6.
Anonymous
Post 10/12/2017 13:15     Subject: Is getting only drip coffee at a coffee shop an income signal?
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:LOL. No, OP. That's what I like to drink.


I get drip every once in a while, but I always feel like a schmuck for ordering it. Drip coffee -- even made with quality beans -- costs all of 5 cents and requires zero barista talent or high-end machines.


Why is that then so many places have such a crappy drip.


Because only poor schmucks who don't know any better order it, so they don't really care to make it with care? And it's prob stale from sitting there for hours.
Anonymous
Post 10/12/2017 13:13     Subject: Is getting only drip coffee at a coffee shop an income signal?
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:LOL. No, OP. That's what I like to drink.


I get drip every once in a while, but I always feel like a schmuck for ordering it. Drip coffee -- even made with quality beans -- costs all of 5 cents and requires zero barista talent or high-end machines.


a cup* of drip costs 5 cents