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> Yes I hate there coffee and tea but I forgot to stop by starbucks
> metro for a real coffee
>
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> Dont know what brought that one and stop with the Weeeeeeeeeeeeee
> as it wee
>
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> I would also like to point out that since I have gain in popularity
> that my name is no long "Wee" Robby Snyder and simply just "Wee"
>
>
Dear, Mr. Wee,
In the greatest of respect for a Linux user that can script circles
around me like nobody's business (there are others of you as well), you
cannot get "real" coffee at Starbuck's. Unfortunately, in my experience
(and I know coffee FAR better than Linux), the only way to get a "real"
cup of coffee is to purchase a high-quality blend of beans that were
roasted within the last week (unless you can roast your own) and grind
them in your burr grinder and pack the grounds into your Italian
designed and built espresso machine. Steamed milk is optional, sugar
too. I have not found any retail establishment that can come close to
this level of quality, and in the long run, it turns out to be a
fraction of the price to do it my way. For coffee machines, look at
Saeco, Briel, and La Pavoni. They are the best. You can get good,
fresh beans in Tampa at www.ccmcoffee.com.
best
regards, Michael
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