Hello and welcome to Mind of Myka. Today is Part 2 of Myka's Reed of the Week.

Today's Read of the Week is called

how Nespreso's Coffee Revolution

got ground down.

It's from the guardian.

If you joined us for part one, we talked about the sort of the birth of the Nespresso machine, the inspiration, and the design. the

the birth of the Nespresso machine, the inspiration, and the designer who made it come to life.

Plus, a little bit of history. I think you'll really enjoy it, go back and listen to it. A couple of quick

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I will continue from the peace, as we mentioned last time we sort of learned about the birth of Nespreso.

30 years after its first successes, and by the way, parenthetically, I had no idea that Nespreso was a thing as I talked about in the first part

it was something that came on to my radar like five years ago I had no idea that this was

a technology that had been around since 1976 which is more than 40 years, but that's when they filed their first patent, really came

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