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What's up, everybody? Welcome back to DIY Money. I think I'm supposed to say that and you're supposed to say

DIY money there it is um do i need more coffee today probably a coffee pot i actually had a pretty

heavy hand this morning when i poured mine clearly because i went down to get a second cup and it was like

a third of a cup worth and i was like awkward okay I guess I'm just going to at the office no

but it's cold today yeah and I I don't know it was just cold today I don't want to talk about the cup sounds good

kind of bitter I had a well I still have I think a camping trip planned for this weekend but the low is

supposed to be like 40 which is where you're like

perfect camping liner no your toes get cold oh that sounds great i don't want to talk about the cold

what i want to talk about is coffee because this is coffee talk coffee talk do you do i think we've

talked about this before briefly but i don't remember what you said because it hasn't been warm since for a long time now.

Are you a cold brew guy at all?

Or are you just strictly hot coffee?

I don't seek out cold brew.

Okay.

But it's like if it's summer and I come across it and I want a coffee and all of the conditions all add up, then I mean, I'll enjoy it.

Okay, but if you, let's say you go to a coffee shop in the summer, are you getting cold iced coffee, cold brew, or are you still getting hot coffee?

Yeah, when I lived in Las Vegas for a while. It would be like 105 out.

I would just drink a hot coffee.

I hate that for you.

So, which in 105, it almost tastes like cold.

When you say, if I stumble across cold brew, or is it just on the side of the road?

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