At my last job before I retired, they had a commercial coffeemaker that stored used Kcups inside. Emptying it out fell to whomever was next after the light went on.
I had one of those Kuerig® machines at my home in Florida and subscribed to one of those coffee clubs that you could order a wide variety of different K-cup coffees and teas from.
My major two gripes were that the machine never made a large enough cup of coffee to suit me and that the little plastic containers were not eco-friendly.
I now have gone back to buying bags of excellent eco-friendly coffee and using recycled paper filters. Oh, and I then used the coffee grounds as part of the mulch for my plants.
allen@home about 2 years ago
Good call Mike. Rod could throw that letter opener clean thru you.
Zebrastripes about 2 years ago
Oy! Nice shot! But who is cleaning up the grounds?
jandjdevore about 2 years ago
The grounds crew, of course.
MS72 about 2 years ago
At my last job before I retired, they had a commercial coffeemaker that stored used Kcups inside. Emptying it out fell to whomever was next after the light went on.
Linguist about 2 years ago
I had one of those Kuerig® machines at my home in Florida and subscribed to one of those coffee clubs that you could order a wide variety of different K-cup coffees and teas from.
My major two gripes were that the machine never made a large enough cup of coffee to suit me and that the little plastic containers were not eco-friendly.
I now have gone back to buying bags of excellent eco-friendly coffee and using recycled paper filters. Oh, and I then used the coffee grounds as part of the mulch for my plants.
Brent Rosenthal Premium Member about 2 years ago
Rod needs to do more leg work.
GaloisField about 2 years ago
I have only one take on workplace coffee:
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