That was a pre-recorded coffee drip because we actually used a different device that did not make a noise for this coffee.

Yeah, so, you know, change-ups, you know, we like, we have to disclose that that was not the...

An authentic poor.

Yeah.

So, hi.

Hi.

This is, we're lying to you with Grachel.

Oh my God, horrible.

Um, yeah, so we actually were sent a device that I used to use all the time at Starbucks,

and it's basically, if you've ever seen a single pour, uh, like coffee dripper thing, we got one from the brand Long Beach Dipper in California.

It's all, like, handmade, and it's really cute. It's like ceramic. We should definitely tweet a picture. We're going to tweet a ton of stuff about it because it's cool. Yeah, yeah. Have you ever had a pourover before? I've never been

poured over. Oh, intrigue. No, I mean, I like when I would go to like Starbox or something,

I'm not going to be like, I don't want what you're serving. Pour me over something special.

Yeah, I would do pourovers.

Like, as a barista, not my favorite activity, obviously, because, you know, it just is

going to be time, slightly more time consuming than, like, me, you know, pouring out regular.

Some old Pike's Place.

Oh, yeah, it was for the people that didn't want Pike's Place or white, oh, yeah, we did some

fucked up weirdness with decaf at Starbucks.

It was like, you kept it during the day that you didn't have it at night, like totally

backwards.

And so, like, we'd get a lot of customers coming in at night being like, can we get decap and we'd have to do the single pour, which is like annoying when there's multiple people, but when you're in your home and you

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