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[Anonymous No.21757653]

>cup of coffee costs 15.56 united states dollars

[Anonymous No.21757880]

>>21757653
To be fair, brought coffee for more than that in the past. Highest was around $25...

[Anonymous No.21757902]

>>21757880
25 for 1 cup????

dude i get like 80 cups for 25$

[Anonymous No.21757906]

>>21757880
Tonight for example

[Anonymous No.21757951]

>>21757902
If you want a $25 cup of coffee you might want to buy one tonight.

[Anonymous No.21757970]

>>21757951
Based

$5k cup of coffee end of decade

[Anonymous No.21758000]

I paid the equivalent of $20 USD for a Jack & Coke in Madrid one time
Jack & Coke price is the new standard for Chainlink

[Anonymous No.21758048]

>>21757970
In all seriousness though, it depends on the size and the strain of the coffee brand. If you go somewhere fancy you can probably get an expensive one.

As for the subject matter, no idea, but I think you should probably take a look at it and consider buying one yourself.

[Anonymous No.21758074]

>>21757970
>he doesn't know about the hyperinflation

[Anonymous No.21758355]

>>21757653

[Anonymous No.21758372]

$16 anon

[Anonymous No.21758398]

>>21757653
no, it's priced in for steak.

[Anonymous No.21758399]

>>21757653
yeah that's an 8 shot dirty chai with oat milk and triple mocha and light ice

[Anonymous No.21758441]

>>21757653
>>21758355
>>21758399

it still has not gone to american coffee prices retail yet, let alone black ivory kopi luwak lux.

[Anonymous No.21758487]

>>21758398
>>21757653
that is not gravy being poured onto the steak.
it is lux coffee.
i dont know why i bother explaining this to poor people.

[Anonymous No.21758654]

>>21758441
60 double shots of espresso should be 120 oz, there's no way that fits in that cup