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<blockquote data-quote="Chad's Day Off" data-source="post: 1274987" data-attributes="member: 16802">It's not really a game changer unless you're a long term addict, or you spend lots of money on it, Starbucks. If you have more than a cup a day your basically an addict. I think this stuff about withdrawal is over-blown but I haven't consulted the medical literature. It's also a buzzkill to give up because a lot of people socialize or work over coffee.For me, I will have a cup or a red bull mornings when I need an extra boost or to get something big done.As an above poster said, taking an absolutist stance on it is a bit much; caffeine is a known beneficial stimulant that boosts athletic performance with little to no negative effects.The most negative thing about it is spending 5-10 bucks a day on it at a cafe rather than cents at home. Quickly a coffee habit becomes more like a pack a day cigarette habit.And, if you are red-pilled you should NEVER be visiting Starbucks, because your habit then supports ultra-leftism, planned parenthood, trannys, etc.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Chad's Day Off, post: 1274987, member: 16802"] It's not really a game changer unless you're a long term addict, or you spend lots of money on it, Starbucks. If you have more than a cup a day your basically an addict. I think this stuff about withdrawal is over-blown but I haven't consulted the medical literature. It's also a buzzkill to give up because a lot of people socialize or work over coffee. For me, I will have a cup or a red bull mornings when I need an extra boost or to get something big done. As an above poster said, taking an absolutist stance on it is a bit much; caffeine is a known beneficial stimulant that boosts athletic performance with little to no negative effects. The most negative thing about it is spending 5-10 bucks a day on it at a cafe rather than cents at home. Quickly a coffee habit becomes more like a pack a day cigarette habit. And, if you are red-pilled you should NEVER be visiting Starbucks, because your habit then supports ultra-leftism, planned parenthood, trannys, etc. [/QUOTE]

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