He does say it is also about the economy and Israel - the other stuff, he does not mention. Trump has been polling quite well on immigration, so I don't know that ICE has been such a big deal for most American voters, unfortunately :\

J.D. Vance is saying the same thing: https://x.com/JDVance/status/2118004988433641835

It's obvious, even to Republicans.

Yeah, I usually go for the lightest roast I can find, and since I've moved to a very small town, that usually means something close to medium dark :p

the plot thickens! There are greasy and non-greasy dark roasts?

It's really nice, but as @KRAW writes above, it's also bound to be different since the metal filter lets the oils through while the paper filter doesn't.

Shrugging it off is a good option if you can pull it off. If the child is used to getting a reaction, you should expect the behavior to escalate before petering out, though. This is true whenever you try to extinguish bad behavior that way.

I was just thinking that if the oil was on the surface, more of it was likely to disappear for some reason, rather than if it's on the inside of the bean. I don't know if that makes sense, really, I doubt the oil would evaporate?

How big is the group? Kids that age are usually not that anxious about nudity, but a few are, and it would surprise me if this is the first time they've had children like that. I'm used to there being booths or separate toilets for kids above the age of three.

"Wait two minutes" is often not practical - although a decently staffed preschool would be able to figure something out if they see a child needs privacy (maye the child was too shy or shocked to say, though). Ideally, there would be a separate toilet without a diaper changing station, so the kids can pick that if they want privacy.

Obviously, kids deliberately exposing themselves to each other would be inappropriate

Inappropriate, but also quite normal. It's rare that children that age are anxious about nudity, and common for them to be curious.

So if anything, the coffee should be less oily?

I imagine it doesn't matter much with my Aeropress, though, since paper filters tend to filter the oils away as well - but the traditional Vietnamese coffee filter is metal.

I've bought ground Vietnamese coffee and just used it with an Aeropress. With condensed milk, it's like candy.

I do wonder what it is with the coffee, though - it tasted very chocolatey, not like I'm used to robusta tasting