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Coffee Talk

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Coffee Talk

We discussed the disappearance of Phil Harriman’s coffee K-cups, noting that the count dropped from 357 to zero. They speculated about potential thieves, including office staff.  The conversation shifted to coffee preferences, with mentions of French vanilla and hazelnut flavors. They debated the logistics of buying coffee, considering options like DoorDash and Hannaford’s self-checkout.

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