It isn’t a large problem.  It’s sort of a caffeine problem.  I don’t even drink coffee, not really, and that would be preferable, because coffee is cheap and available.  Unfortunately I only consume the more foo foo drinks, as they say.  Foo foo is shorthand, I believe, for fooking fooking expensive.  Three earth dollars doesn’t seem like much for your caffe mocha, your sweet sweet mocha, but when it becomes a necessary habit, a habit that repeats everyday, and multiple times per day, you begin to remember that there are starving orphans who would kill smaller orphans for a sip of a latte.  Orphans love lattes.  I’ve spent one billion dollars on espresso-based drinks this quarter.  That is a verifiable, wikiable fact.  I drank more money than John Hennessy raised for, you know, whatever he was raising money for.
In recent times, far removed from campus, I was presented with the significant realization that my parents’ house does not host a Moonbean’s or a Peet’s.  There is a nearby Starbucks… and I went twice that week, but there was no immediate source of cardboard-held warm drinks.  But, I had Mountain Dew.  The hardest of the soft drinks.  Besides the sugar and caffeine, I love bright colors.  Like a bumblebee, or a certain kind of stoner.
Every morning I would pour a glass of the Dew.  I held the glass of uranium-green juice and sipped it with the withdrawn satisfaction of an old man, rattling the ice in his liquor and watching a dying fire, trying to remember when he felt that warmth naturally.  So sweet, but that is all.
Anyway, I’m thirsty.
Oh, also, rain screws with me because I can’t sit and drink my Moonbean’s.  Damn rain.  Too wet for its own good.  I don't like its attitude.
Monday, November 27, 2006
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1 comment:
HAHA looks like my recent fear of caffine has saved me. I love asking "do you have anything that doesn't have caffine?" -- it makes me feel stuck up.
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