screenshot on that paper looks like ie8 on winxp too lol

250 years ago, pineapples used to be so expensive that people would rent them for parties for guests to look at and say "wow, you can afford a pineapple?" They often wouldn't be eaten until just about rotten.

I won't make the obvious joke, but I'll let Gowron make it for me.

Yeah but the computer under the desk and phone imply the picture was taken in 2014

Dark roast is bitter. Light roast has more floral notes, which makes it far more delicious to me.

Where's the complementary pen?

well they belonged to someone, but I came in in the morning one day and heard all the cluck cluck so I went through the door I heard it from and there they were, some chickens in boxes next to some lockers. Later on in the day i guess people complained so they moved the chickens outside

haha I'm not really sure what these desks are for, but people just sit on them like during break or something, they are in a hallway. some of them do have full on desktops but no idea what the use is

...I can see PC, mouse and keyboard. Where's screen? Do they hide it under the desk when not present?! Is the pineapple a screen?! Do they rely on blind accessibility aids via phone to navigate the PC?!

Live chickens? At work? Found?

Yeah, that's way too exciting for this comm.

Coworker is looking for other swingers.

Yup, that’s a pineapple. And evidence strongly suggest this was taken in a work environment.

Is dark roast less bitter?

Oh, that’s a thing now… If I ever start worrying about plastic, I may have to consider buying one of those.

Now that I looked it up, I found that there’s also a model made of glass. It’s way cheaper, and should get the job done. One made of steel would be more durable though. Oh wait, it’s an American product. Well, it was a fun idea while it’s lasted.

The roast level really matters. Just today someone at work complained that the coffee was too bitter. I said that’s because someone bought dark roast last time.

Oh I didn't recognize it, I use the premium walnut one. /s ($250!)

I love the Aeropress so much.

On a side note: The quartz counter, sink, vertex machine, and coffee/hot water jug thing all look identical to a former employer's.

It is loe grade marble.

yeah for a long time my aeropress was my only coffee maker, for both home and camping. I really like that it fits in a little travel pouch along with the beans and grinder. A few months ago I bought a drip style coffee maker and its not great but its convenient to just put a scoop of beans in, and hit start and walk away, since it has a large tank of water and everything. its not as good but makes it easy to make a cup of coffee during the nightshift of watching our newborn

After I changed jobs my Aeropress got relegated to the camping supplies.

Once or twice a year it gets used and every time I say “damn, this is coffee is better than what I make at home”. Exact same beans.

Yeah I didn't like coffee until I worked at a shop and had to commute on a train to get there around 5am. The morning coffee started to smell good and then the ability to poop on command before we started work was great

I never liked coffee. Thought it wasn't for me.

Then I found a good blend. And I didn't want the hassle of making a coffee and Aeropress makes it super easy. Now I drink a lot more coffee.

True story.

I can't drink coffee anymore. I miss my aeropress very much.

An Aeropress

What's that setup? Some unique coffee brewer?