Javanomics 101: Today's Coffee Is Tomorrow's Debt
I found this on Melanie's blog.
Kinda funny, it shows that if you made your own coffee and for 30 years refrained from buying a $3 latte, you could save $55,341 (with interest). (Brent would probably appreciate this.)
Javanomics 101: Today's Coffee Is Tomorrow's Debt
Kinda funny, it shows that if you made your own coffee and for 30 years refrained from buying a $3 latte, you could save $55,341 (with interest). (Brent would probably appreciate this.)
Javanomics 101: Today's Coffee Is Tomorrow's Debt
posted by Vincent @ 07:44
3 Comments:
At 7/07/2005 4:30 PM,
1009 said…
I do indeed appreciate that, and to that end I have owned my own espresso maker for over a year now, although I occasionally will purchase a cappucino if I'm already out.
I should also note that espresso beverages make one's life better by way more than $50k/year. Make less, enjoy it more.
At 7/08/2005 1:17 AM,
Roonie said…
I save money by not drinking coffee at all. IT TASTES LIKE ASS!
At 7/08/2005 3:22 PM,
1009 said…
I don't know what ass tastes like. But coffee is a highly refined and delicious beverage, particularly in its concentrated, espresso form.
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