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malchickiwick

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11. The next time I get a decent espresso at a Starbucks will be the first time.
Mon Mar 4, 2019, 05:32 PM
Mar 2019

That swill tastes like battery acid.

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i think it has more to do with average daily temperature unblock Mar 2019 #1
Agreed Sherman A1 Mar 2019 #3
I don't know about other places but the Kentucky folks I grew up with yellowdogintexas Mar 2019 #21
I remember driving down through S. Carolina in 1998 janterry Mar 2019 #26
That doesn't hold here in Europe DFW Mar 2019 #30
I would rather drink unsweetened ice tea with lemon over coffee any time. MicaelS Mar 2019 #2
Dunkin has these strawberry covered honey dipped donuts that should be regulated like Crack cocaine Submariner Mar 2019 #4
Given the high numbers in the Pacific Northwest, I'd say it's because of the lack of sunlight in the Hassler Mar 2019 #5
that and the chilly damp climate. The other heavy use state is yellowdogintexas Mar 2019 #22
There are lots of coffee shops not included in this survey. This only includes the 3 major ... SWBTATTReg Mar 2019 #6
It seems to show only the largest brand Voltaire2 Mar 2019 #12
I may have assumed wrong but the orig post showed only 3 chains up there, seemed to indicate ... SWBTATTReg Mar 2019 #13
I think it's just largest chain in each state. Voltaire2 Mar 2019 #16
Hate that Starbucks is the default. Buzz cook Mar 2019 #7
I lived in Washington in 2016 crazycatlady Mar 2019 #14
I do love Dutch Bros ploppy Mar 2019 #29
there was another that I liked too but the name escapes me crazycatlady Mar 2019 #32
I never go to coffee shops, but I drink a lot of coffee FakeNoose Mar 2019 #8
Red state residents are too poor to afford upscale coffee shops. It's not the weather. Liberty Belle Mar 2019 #9
Yep, you nailed it packman Mar 2019 #10
Red states also have lots of wide open spaces with no population yellowdogintexas Mar 2019 #20
Six-ounce Coke and bag of Planter's Peanuts - snack of the gods for po' folks! KY_EnviroGuy Mar 2019 #25
Times are changing some, but people in the red states aren't coffee snobs. LuvNewcastle Mar 2019 #28
The next time I get a decent espresso at a Starbucks will be the first time. malchickiwick Mar 2019 #11
Starbucks isn't geared towards those who drink straight espresso Major Nikon Mar 2019 #17
We don't have many Starbucks in 2naSalit Mar 2019 #15
I brew my own... Blue Owl Mar 2019 #18
Looks like a combination of wealth and cold. nt LAS14 Mar 2019 #19
I'd add point of origination to the reason for concentration. Totally Tunsie Mar 2019 #23
Coffee joints and coffee consumption are not the same. KY_EnviroGuy Mar 2019 #24
We do love our Dunkin Donuts here in Rhode Island and Massachusetts tymorial Mar 2019 #27
The chart doesn't show the bazillions of small independent coffee shops. The Velveteen Ocelot Mar 2019 #31
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