Would you pay $15 for a cup of coffee?

$15 cup?


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Almost certainly not.
 
A one bedroom apartment cost $4000 a month out here so its really not that expensive when you think about it
 
No.

Unless I had no other options. I'm quite literally addicted to caffeine.
 
I paid quite a bit for a cup of Kopi Luwak in Jakarta, I forget how much, but it really wasn't worth it. Just bought it to say that I tried it. People in San Francisco are retarded.
 
I don't even like paying $2 for a cup of coffee.
 
I complain about paying $3.50 at Starbucks, so you tell me.
 
A $4.15 cafe latte from Starbucks is the most I'm willing to pay.
 
Hell no. I can make a 10/10 coffee right at home.
 
That is way too much.
 
I get up 10 minutes earlier and put on a pot of expensive coffee that is nowhere near as expensive as cafe or starbucks fluff stuff. Very good use of 10 minutes.
 
I rarely drink coffee but why is coffee any different than anything else.

Some very high end versions and also more affordable versions. Maple syrup also uses this strategy.
 
Absolutely not. Of course, since I don't drink coffee, it's an easy decision.
 
If I had no choice yes, like if I was traveling and there's exactly one coffee shop, then yes. When I traveled Europe I was typically spending 2.5 euros each for 2 little cappuccino's which was like $8 per day until I discovered Burger King had big American style coffee. If that San Fran coffee is supposed to be really good I'd maybe try it once as a tourist just to taste it.
 
I would for this one.

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