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comedy yes I am your host DJ Waldridge with me as always is Roxie Strider

hello Roxie. What's up DJ? Boom got finished that coffee drink in the nick of time,

just squeaked it in there.

It's a tea, that's why it's always gonna be rocks, tea.

Wait, we talked about tea on a Q&A, I believe. Do you not drink coffee?

Not yet. I've never tried to sip.

Okay. But when I say I do not drink coffee people automatically assume I have like some kind of moral opposition or like we'll never try coffee and really truly what's happened is I just haven't done it yet. I don't know what happened. I just I haven't tried yet.

Yeah, see for me I don't drink coffee I have tried it, but I'm I have the palette of a toddler which is if it's anything you have to acquire a taste for

no thank you so it's like here's coffee that tastes like a ground dirt no thanks not for me

thank you Mark what's your stance on coffee? I'm not a big fan of hot liquid mud. So I prefer tea. I prefer the ice form of tea as Roxie Well Knows and Roxanne is holding out for the right moment to try coffee.

Now I've actually had coffee before and I haven't always hated it but it just seems like it's a lot of work in the morning too.

Here's the problem with me is that as soon as I get my food or beverage, it's in my golet.

I'm not waiting. Like I'm the kid that burns the roof of their mouth every time that you

just like some pizza. Because it looks too good, you can't wait. So with coffee, I can't

stand getting coffee and then you have to wait another 10 to 15 minutes where you can actually drink it.

Like I want ice tea and as soon as I get it in my hand, it's gone.

Yeah. It is such a weird concept that we make drinks too hot to drink.

Why do they do that?

Why not make them hot enough to drink when they're still good?

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