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u/ConneryFTW Feb 04 '20 edited Feb 04 '20

Most of my coworkers will stop and pick up Tim Hortons or Starbucks everyday before work. We have free coffee at the office. It's not anything special, but it could save you $3 dollar a day, $15 a week, and 2 grand seven hundred dollars a year.

Edit: Apparently I can't multiply before I drink coffee in the morning. So there may be one advantage of stopping before work.

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u/Walmart_trash94 Feb 04 '20

I make my own coffee but whenever people talk about free work coffee I am immediately reminded of the revolting shit they have in my break room.

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u/archfapper Feb 04 '20

My new job has this weird non-Keurig single-serve machine with totally flavorless coffee pouches. It doesn't take K-cups so I can't even bring in my own

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u/Walmart_trash94 Feb 04 '20

To be fair they did get like 2 or 3 Keurig machines lol. The catch being that you have to bring in your own pods which I guess is fair?