What Are You Doing Right Now? (273 Viewers)

[Dostoevsky]

It's time for :coffee:

 

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[Maddy]

It's time for :coffee:

I will follow your example. Time to power up the Silvia!

When you ever get a job, you need to get you a Silvia Rancilio.

 

[Dostoevsky]

I will follow your example. Time to power up the Silvia!

When you ever get a job, you need to get you a Silvia Rancilio.

Holy crap that's expensive

 

[Maddy]

Holy crap that's expensive

Well, yeah. It ain't cheap. But it is [one of] the best 'cheap' espresso machines on the market to my knowledge(?) (@swag)

 

[Salvo]

I don't know exactly how old you are, but I'm pretty sure I'm older than you.

Prove it you Danish

 

[Seven]

Prove it you Danish

He's 96.

 

[Dostoevsky]

Well, yeah. It ain't cheap. But it is [one of] the best 'cheap' espresso machines on the market to my knowledge(?) (@swag)

lol even with a job it would take like 4-5 months of savings to buy it, pretty harsh

 

[swag]

I will follow your example. Time to power up the Silvia!

When you ever get a job, you need to get you a Silvia Rancilio.

oh yeah!

About to do a little myself in 30 min...

Holy crap that's expensive

It is. Especially for someone in your situation. But sadly, it's probably the lowest tier price of any espresso machine worth getting above a stovetop moka pot (that doesn't even technically make espresso). The rest of the stuff below the Silvia's price point is pretty much landfill.

 

[Dostoevsky]

oh yeah!

About to do a little myself in 30 min...



It is. Especially for someone in your situation. But sadly, it's probably the lowest tier price of any espresso machine worth getting above a stovetop moka pot (that doesn't even technically make espresso). The rest of the stuff below the Silvia's price point is pretty much landfill.

Yeah. I don't doubt your guys taste

Even with wages which are like 300e here it would require almost 2 full wages. Not that I'm saying it's not worth it... Considering my love for coffee that thing was already on the list. It might be another 20 years, but it will be mine some day.

 

[swag]

My point would be not to waste your money on anything -- just pay a nearby café for a decent espresso -- until you get to that price point. Home espresso machines notoriously suck, and many of their manufacturers offer cheaper half-measures that are a complete waste of money.

Ragazza has probably sold hundreds of them at SLT.

 

[Seven]

My point would be not to waste your money on anything -- just pay a nearby café for a decent espresso -- until you get to that price point. Home espresso machines notoriously suck, and many of their manufacturers offer cheaper half-measures that are a complete waste of money.

Ragazza has probably sold hundreds of them at SLT.

It depends. In my experience Saeco offers decent espresso machines at okay prices. It's not the best coffee, but it's good enough for its intended purpose in my case (which is basically being able to have a fast cup of coffee in the morning).

 

[Dostoevsky]

My point would be not to waste your money on anything -- just pay a nearby café for a decent espresso -- until you get to that price point. Home espresso machines notoriously suck, and many of their manufacturers offer cheaper half-measures that are a complete waste of money.

Ragazza has probably sold hundreds of them at SLT.

It depends. In my experience Saeco offers decent espresso machines at okay prices. It's not the best coffee, but it's good enough for its intended purpose in my case (which is basically being able to have a fast cup of coffee in the morning).

Btw, why Law? I never asked you.

It's pretty weird how people study nowadays, it's like they don't know which direction to take. You studied history which is fine but MA in Law? I don't know if that's common there but I've never heard that. I know some who study economics and opt for Law later, but I can see why they do it as it offers more versatility in both fields as they are sort of connected. At least partly.

I also saw Hoori finish math but opts for MA in Marketing.

I'm not saying it's a wrong call. Just curious what's the reason behind it.

 

[Seven]

Btw, why Law? I never asked you.

It's pretty weird how people study nowadays, it's like they don't know which direction to take. You studied history which is fine but MA in Law? I don't know if that's common there but I've never heard that. I know some who study economics and opt for Law later, but I can see why they do it as it offers more versatility in both fields as they are sort of connected. At least partly.

I also saw Hoori finish math but opts for MA in Marketing.

I'm not saying it's a wrong call. Just curious what's the reason behind it.

Mostly because I like to know what my rights are and because I like to argue a point. I'm definitely not sure that I will be a lawyer my entire life though. The job has loads of stress and the fighting can get tiresome.

 

[Dostoevsky]

Mostly because I like to know what my rights are and because I like to argue a point. I'm definitely not sure that I will be a lawyer my entire life though. The job has loads of stress and the fighting can get tiresome.

So what would you consider if you rule out lawyer's job?

Can you teach history in some high school or you guys need a MA in history field? My friend recently started studying History and he heard how there's a new law where you can't teach in high school unless you have a MA. At this point we (in Belgrade only) have ~3k historians who are unemployed which is a rough number cause unlike economics where you can find different type of jobs, they don't have as much space. And there aren't plenty of museums here, at least not enough to get a job.

 

[.zero]

It's time for :coffee:

Indeed

 

[Lapa]

People should learn that coffee is something that you're supposed to drink when you wake up. At this point of the evening people should be drinking beer!

 

[Dostoevsky]

People should learn that coffee is something that you're supposed to drink when you wake up. At this point of the evening people should be drinking beer!

I always found it weird when people drink coffee to 'wake them up'. Same with the 'don't drink it before you go to sleep'. I used to drink it at midnight and crash at 02:00 like nothing happened. It never did it to me. I drink it because it's awesome.

Unlike beer. Beer is not awesome and it smells horrible.

 

[Maddy]

People should learn that coffee is something that you're supposed to drink when you wake up. At this point of the evening people should be drinking beer!

Two dicks, one stroke.

 

[Lapa]

I always found it weird when people drink coffee to 'wake them up'. Same with the 'don't drink it before you go to sleep'. I used to drink it at midnight and crash at 02:00 like nothing happened. It never did it to me. I drink it because it's awesome.

Unlike beer. Beer is not awesome and it smells horrible.

Beer is what? What whaaat?

But yea, coffee really doesn't "wake you up" or make you stay up all night. At weekends I normally wake up to drink some coffee and then go back to sleep. But morning coffee is still the best coffee evah!

Two dicks, one stroke.

Shit like that should be criminalized.

 

[.zero]

From the slums of South Bay...

People should learn that coffee is something that you're supposed to drink when you wake up. At this point of the evening people should be drinking beer!

You are a driven individual my friend