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It's an addictive drug that millions of people have a dependence on. Why don't we outcast them? They're just normal to us though.
I scratch my head whenever I drive by a Starbucks and see all the cars lined up in the drive-thru. 6:00AM and you're starting your day with that? Of all the things to nourish yourself.... a drug?
2PM... drive-thru is steady supplyin'
I'm not talking about people who have a taste for coffee and enjoy a cup every now and then because they are a minority. It's the people that are dependent on caffeine.... that HAVE to start their day with it or ELSE... and then they NEED a cup again after lunch or even for lunch.... that is drug addiction defined. But not a big deal is made about it.
I know caffeine isn't gonna turn someone out on the street like crack. The only way I think it affects me personally is if I'm dealing with someone who is acting cranky
. What bothers me is the psychological aspect of it. People go to the caffeine for energy but shortly thereafter they will find themselves in the same position --- lacking energy. Drugs just aren't a panacea. We've lost our way of solving our issues holistically is what bothers me. Happiness is not a drug. Energy is not coffee. If you could just tap into your deeper self you will find the answers.
Thanks, guys.
I scratch my head whenever I drive by a Starbucks and see all the cars lined up in the drive-thru. 6:00AM and you're starting your day with that? Of all the things to nourish yourself.... a drug?
2PM... drive-thru is steady supplyin'
I'm not talking about people who have a taste for coffee and enjoy a cup every now and then because they are a minority. It's the people that are dependent on caffeine.... that HAVE to start their day with it or ELSE... and then they NEED a cup again after lunch or even for lunch.... that is drug addiction defined. But not a big deal is made about it.
I know caffeine isn't gonna turn someone out on the street like crack. The only way I think it affects me personally is if I'm dealing with someone who is acting cranky
Thanks, guys.