1. People who buy their coffee at Starbucks.
2. People who buy their coffee at Dunkin Donuts.
I happen to buy at both - and man can I see this real starkly.
Just thought I'd share that.
There *are* two Americas
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Hey now, maybe there are 3.
I buy mine at Wawa.
Just don't buy hot cocoa at Dunkin Donuts in South Jersey... Unless you want a scorched mouth, or want to wait a good hour before you can drink it safely.
I don't think well of Starbucks, but at least their hot cocoa never interfered with my sense of taste for 3 weeks afterwards.
Their hot cocoa *is* way too hot. But OEN's right about Wawa. I drink their coffee too.