Do you drink a lot of coffee?
Do you drink a lot of coffee?
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Caffeine has got to be among the shittiest drugs to get addicted to. There's no euphoria; you just get anxiety and can't sit still. And then in a couple of hours you get tired and want to go to sleep.
I just don't understand how people get addicted to the stuff. Even when I needed to drink it for my job, the moment I quit that place was the same moment I quit drinking coffee. It's simply not a fun drug at all. There are much better stimulants out there.
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Allow me to introduce you to NICOTINE.
No euphoria, also gives you anxiety, makes you stink, discolors your teeth, hair and nails, and slowly kills you.
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Is that nicotine, or just the substances its usually consumed with? Google isnt giving any good answers.
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At least with nicotine you get a bit of a buzz. Especially if you haven't smoked/vaped in years. A nicotine buzz can feel like a small hit of weed when you have no/low tolerance.
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get tired and want ~~to go to sleep. ~~
more coffee
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Because coffee is fucking delicious. At least good coffee is.
No one drinksmost dont drink coffee for the caffeine, it's for the taste and warmth.Edit: citation is my ass. You all coffee haters in here?
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No one drinks coffee for the caffeine
Citation needed
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If that were the case, then decaf would be more popular.
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It could be argued that the some of the processes used to decaffeinate the beans can substantially change the flavour profile.
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Decaf is significantly more expensive
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No one drinks coffee for the caffeine
I do, the days i need an extra push. Barley coffee else, to avoid the abstinence phenomenom.
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No one
[citation needed too]
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Because coffee is fucking delicious
[ citation needed]
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Citation: google.com
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It really does suck. You feel tired sooner and right before that you are anxious and jittery
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I mean are most caffeine enjoyers addicicted? I don't think so.
I drink ~ 1 Liter of coffee a day but it's because I work a 10 hours shift, 4 hour round trip commute, and get 5 - 6 hours of sleep. I never really crave or need caffeine but it does help keep me from falling asleep at the wheel and dying
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Even if you're not addicted, that whole everything you just said is terrible for you, and I say that as someone who's lived that life before.
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You're 100℅ correct, thanks for your perspective. Aiming to get out of my current work situation in the next few months.
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