Unfortunately I am joining the throngs on this forum and becoming a touch obsessed with the art/process of coffee making. I cant believe I am about to put down $40 tomorrow to buy a very ugly looking crazy popper to add further clutter our small flat. More difficult to believe, however, that the non-coffee drinking better half will even allow me to indulge in this passion (especially with the ongoing maintenance requirements of the 5 month old...).
My question is, do the highly addictive qualities of caffeine have anything to do with the coffee making obsession that drives people to regularly smoke out the neighbourhood with a popper, or spend more on a domestic espresso machine than many would spend on a family car?
Jase
My question is, do the highly addictive qualities of caffeine have anything to do with the coffee making obsession that drives people to regularly smoke out the neighbourhood with a popper, or spend more on a domestic espresso machine than many would spend on a family car?
Jase


) and the money we spend is probably out of all proportion to the benefits in some peoples eyes (those who dont share our passion....)
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