Bubble tea, known for being a drink.

Famous for containing boba or being called boba.

A lot of people don't think much about it.

So let's have some fun.

Let's find out why bubble alive is more interesting than people think it is.

My name is Alex Schmidt. I'm not alone because I'm joined by my co-host Katie Golden. Katie.

Yes.

What is your relationship to or opinion of bubble tea?

I actually live down the street from a bubble tea place. I don't actually like

bubble tea, unfortunately. I don't like those little tapioca balls coming up, the straw, you know?

Yeah, I'm the same, And I hope listeners bear with us.

It'll be a little of an outsider perspective because the rest of the beverage is delicious and I don't like, I don't like tapioca very much in anything.

And then also the kind of jellied bursting balls I'm not that into either.

Same.

It's funny because I actually like with Roe, like salmon Roe, I do actually like that.

Okay. So you'd think that I would like with Roe, like salmon Roe, I do actually like that. Okay.

So you'd think that I would like Boba.

But no, somehow I don't.

And the sort of like swallowing a liquid and then having an unexpected orb in there is unwelcome for me, if that makes sense.

Same.

And I also drink all kinds of caffeine, love a coffee, love a tea.

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

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