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Free coffee

well today, as some of you malaysians may know, starbucks was giving out free drinks today between 12 and 2pm.  it was a mystery frapp with no whipped cream (for shame) with red beans or tea jelly depending how lucky(or unlucky) you were. I wasn't really bothered one way or the other because the love of my life   my favourite barrista was there.

In true, giving out free crap fashion the line had to have about 50 people in it and took the better part of 30minutes to get through.  I had once on a whim calculated how much I get paid per minute of life... let me tell you... my free frapp cost me in that equation... lucky we don' count life that way or else we would never find the joy in free coffee.

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  1. Arash.MHD14 November 2012 at 10:07

    i was wondering what was the occasion for giving out the free coffee,Adam?

    Arash

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  2. Unknown14 November 2012 at 12:50

    I actually have no idea, the posting was on Facebook so like a good consumer I had to get my free stuff. In the larger frame of free stuff one shouldn't look a gift horse in the mouth!

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  3. Arash.MHD14 November 2012 at 15:48

    fair enough! :)
    here i get free coffees from Gloria Jean's coffee ...i guess i've spent enough money in there they started to feel sorry for me and my pockets!(and coffee addiction)

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  4. Unknown14 November 2012 at 22:20

    Gloria Jean of course being 'Billie Jean's' less attractive sister: she never said I was the one or that the kid was my son. ;)

    well that is good you are a regular and I suppose there are worse addictions than coffee!

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  5. Unknown14 November 2012 at 22:40

    If you had been allowed to choose the flavour you liked, it would have been more worthy.

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  6. Arash.MHD16 November 2012 at 14:28

    definitely ! there worse addictions than coffee,esp. here ...i guess (force/destiny/poverty and other craps!) forced me to narrow down to this choice only!

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