That’s a change up I wasn’t expecting. I’ll give this a listen, but now I’m almost expecting to be disappointed lol
I think it’s still much too small to have that problem honestly
Shame on him what if I want stupid dumb idiot leaders?
So what I’m hearing is we need to make the alternatives like bikes and trains and busses more appealing to use for people with better safer cleaner infrastructure
It’s wild how often biking is just plain more efficient than driving
I’d have to root for United unfortunately which is worse
Darn, always sucks when insane talents have to go so long with an injury. I just want to see the best players out there playing!
This whole saga has been so silly
Man.. used to be twitter and I don’t have a replacement yet. You could just follow all the journalists you wanted over there it was great. But now I’m migrating away from the app.
I find tea to be a great solution to this as well! I have a gong fu set, and learning about the complexities and trying different types is really great. I'm a huge coffee nerd and I've also always loved beer but have been cutting back significantly on the latter. Coffee would fit the bill perfectly except that it's too high in caffeine content - and a good decaf that fits what i'm looking for is hard to come by.
enter tea! It's perfect. Much lighter caffeine content so it's perfect to enjoy in the early evening. And there's so much complexity and rich history to learn about in the process which feeds the beverages nerd in me lol.
Pretty silly stuff going on!
Ya I saw that and threw it into an edit on my comment as well. Cool art tho. I spent a while looking at the album cover while listening cuz it’s so interesting
This reminds me of the album cover for Gezan and Million Wish Collectives album from this year called Anochi. I didn’t know them prior but they’re a pretty fun sorta experimental art rock/punk band of that interests anyone lol
Edit: I did the research, and turns out it is perhaps unsurprisingly the same artist!
Coffee is global so technically speaking most good coffee isn’t from the States, though thats not saying the US is in any way lacking in amazing coffee. It’s just a big world!
I think I buy about 70% foreign and 30% domestic these days. But the quality isn’t any different! I just like to get a global sampling :)
Omg that old madcap design had more info about the coffee on it too! The sleeve on it had a lot of details which can only be found online now while the coffee is in stock!
Here’s the old bag design!
Current favorite roaster is a very difficult to answer question lol. It’s constantly changing but I’m a really big fan right now of Nomad in Barcelona, April in Copenhagen, and Leaves in Tokyo. In the US, I love Onyx in AK and Little Wolf in MA!
I have little wolf’s blue cupping spoon and i really like it.
Only annoying part of it is the flow control is just a little too aggressive. I have to break out my other kettle when i'm making tea because I just can't quite pour fast enough. But ya there's only a few kettles that you could argue are actually better than the stagg. And sure you pay a bit extra for the design but that's fine.
Ha! It's not the lack of enjoying espresso for me, it's the lack of funds to invest enough where i'd be happy with my at-home output! But I can make a killer filter coffee for relatively cheap at home.
Aw yay! They're my first favorite roaster. I owe my biggest hobby to madcap. I was back in GR recently and got to go get a few cups from there again. They had a quality dip around the start of covid because their head roaster left, but after a year or so they were right back on track. I miss the patch on their bags though!