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She asked the only question that matters this week: Why is the gas line a national emergency and the coffee line a personality? You don’t have to sit behind eight cars for an $8 drink. You do have to get to work. If the budget is on fire, the... show more

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💋ViVixen🎸 🇺🇸🕊️✨🌙5 days ago

I say that all the time. Gas is so expensive you sit in the drive through idoling your gas away for a $95/per gallon cup of coffee. Dimwits. EVERYWHERE!

ForeverMAGA🇺🇸6 days ago

She has a good point!

Susan Wilson6 days ago

Fact!

Silvio Scante6 days ago

@perseverare1776 also starbucks is disgusting goy slop

dorry.us6 days ago

Excellent point. The line at dunkin' donuts and starbucks is around the block. All the time. They're also idling their cars and wasting more gas to get it

⚓️ Sailor Jim 🔱6 days ago

Exactly

🇺🇸𝓒𝓱𝓪𝓭🇺🇸𝓗𝓪𝓻𝓻𝓲𝓼𝓸𝓷🇺🇸6 days ago

@LynneB8898 The line at 7Brew is forever long.

WRA2196 days ago

$8 drink x 5days= $40 $40 x 50 weeks = $2000/year I make my coffee at home

💫Dana Cohen💫6 days ago

I don't think she is. People don't have an $8-$9 cup of coffee every mile 🤷‍♀️

pr.nevada6 days ago

That used to be a joke 10-15 years ago. The people complaining about $4/gallon gas don't mind paying $30/gallon for a Starbucks coffee.

Ashley Mitchell6 days ago

people really think the caffeine withdrawal is a crisis until they see the pump

Victoria 🇺🇸⏳🗽🚔6 days ago

@wickedcece315 If I was late for work, I wouldn’t wait in a coffee line.

davy crokett6 days ago

it could be $15 & the people will still pay it, too much trouble to make coffee & breakfast at home before you leave for work in the morning

That Guy6 days ago

@AshSavesUSA This is perhaps the greatest point ever made in the history of the notorious $8 latte debate.

Rick_James6 days ago

starbucks,if you could buy it by the gallon,is over 30.00 a gallon...lol

Patrick Smith6 days ago

Perfect

Dick Matthews6 days ago

@fOx1257067 They are addicted to the sugar, not the coffee.

Gen X-Huntington Beach Born and Raised MAGA5 days ago

@MAGAPowerhouse Just a Reminder to every American: The Biden Administration got Grocery Prices so high that it will be impossible to get them back down to where they were before Covid! Let’s face it! The sooner we come to terms with this the better off we’ll be!

it's Sophia6 days ago

Totally agree with this

Del5 days ago

I agree. I told my wife two weeks ago. Look at the line at Starbucks. And then went by pizza ranch? I said, I don't see a problem with the economy

Bundlicious6 days ago

Not sure where she’s getting her coffee…🙄

Talking Asses5 days ago

Sacrilage!!!! How dare she call into question the necessity of Cafe!? 🤣🤣🤣 ☕️☕️

JackStone5 days ago

@its_The_Dr I just bought a bag of premium coffee for 9$ today,enjoying coffee to make 30-40 cups so stfu

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