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Rhiannon12866

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8. That's around the time that I was away at school and I remember one time when my cousin drove me

Reply to Skittles (Reply #4)

Tue Mar 4, 2025, 03:01 AM

Mar 2025

We stopped at a station right on the highway for gas which was 47 cents a gallon. And my cousin said this was too expensive, that we'd need to find another station.

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Brazil's coffee stockpiles dwindle as prices hit record highs [View all] OKIsItJustMe Mar 2025 OP

Geez, I remember in 1975, you could get a six ounce cup of Joe in a no_hypocrisy Mar 2025 #1

heh and probably a gallon of gas Skittles Mar 2025 #4

That's around the time that I was away at school and I remember one time when my cousin drove me Rhiannon12866 Mar 2025 #8

heh Skittles Mar 2025 #9

Oh, same here! Rhiannon12866 Mar 2025 #10

And it absolutely sucked NT GenThePerservering Mar 2025 #16

I only buy 100% Colombian coffee FakeNoose Mar 2025 #2

A nice tariff will fix this problem. Norrrm Mar 2025 #3

LOL. Tariffs and taxs cuts to the wealthy. Redleg Mar 2025 #19

I'm sure we can just grow our own coffee beans here! The Felon will just issue an EO and voila! Raftergirl Mar 2025 #5

That's the "silver lining" of global warming OKIsItJustMe Mar 2025 #6

Kona Coffee from Hawai'i is my favorite. DJ Synikus Makisimus Mar 2025 #7

I'm not a coffee aficionado. A regular medium roast any brand will do for me. We occasionally buy Raftergirl Mar 2025 #12

Will just have to try to make it on beans brought from Kenya JCMach1 Mar 2025 #11

I ordered a "short ton" of whole beans from my favorite supplier OKIsItJustMe Mar 2025 #13

My wife is Kenyan (American now), but we have connections JCMach1 Mar 2025 #14

I've had (and enjoyed) Kenyan coffee OKIsItJustMe Mar 2025 #15

Freshness is the key. Most people have never tasted JCMach1 Mar 2025 #17

Too true OKIsItJustMe Mar 2025 #18

I have Rainman4u2C Mar 2025 #20