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I looked at the massive board, with hundreds of different kinds of coffee. Pretty soon the words lost all meaning.
Then I reached the front of the queue.
"I'll have a.. um, regular coffee please."
"What?"
"Just a normal coffee"
The guy didn't have a clue what to do!
"Um, okay... a.. cappaucino.. no, a grande latté..."
"Okay, fine"
It still didn't turn out to be a regular coffee, and he charged me over £2 for it.
It's happened before though - ask for a regular coffee, nobody has a clue what to do.
At least it proves one thing - not even the staff have a clue what all the different versions are.
You must come out of there with more mixing skills than a cocktail waiter.
Plus, I'd have read the whole board, but the queue wasn't twelve hours long.
But of course if reading is too challenging for you all...
"You look a right Pret."
Great stuff and not too much choice. I believe they actually have an option of a "coffee" or "tea" for old farts like you, Duck.
> I just love iced coffee - it ruleth the world.
Damn right.
It's just a coffee made with hot milk rather than water.
Fantastic.
You ask for a normal coffee, they offer you one of the mysteriously named ones, so it's like you have to choose something by its special (needs) name. They can't just let you not be a coffee nerd.
I'm sure there was a Black Books sketch along these lines.
That was paw.
My recollection is rather fuzzy...
and so on