Death of a Sucky Customer (Plus Bonus)

[AccountingDrone]

Problem is, caffeine is a diuretic . . . which means that you might be peeing out more than you take in, for a net loss of water.

Nope.

Back in the day Rob and I used to go through around a pound of coffee a day on weekends, which is more or less what is normally considered the LD-50 of caffeine in coffee. Your body can become adjusted to caffeine levels that can be toxic to someone else, much like arsenic.

[Evannah]

People like that last guy piss me off. They demand you take their word for it when it's SO bleeding obvious they they've got more. It's theft at the end of the day.

[DGoddessChardonnay]

Nope.

Back in the day Rob and I used to go through around a pound of coffee a day on weekends, which is more or less what is normally considered the LD-50 of caffeine in coffee. Your body can become adjusted to caffeine levels that can be toxic to someone else, much like arsenic.

Yep . . . I can believe that. I'm averaging around a half a pot of coffee per day myself.

It used to be that 2 cups/day were plenty but now I can do 3-4 and not bat an eyelash.

Why yes I can still have a cup at night (if I decide to fix breakfast for dinner) and still go to bed. Why do you ask?

[Ironclad Alibi]

Your body can become adjusted to caffeine levels that can be toxic to someone else, much like arsenic.

I've heard that one can also build up an immunity to iocane powder.

[Sunshine]

Inconceivable!!!

[downforit2008]

Hey, what people buy and drink for themselves is their own business. The same reason why customers(as mentioned on another thread)should shut up and not tell employees that they need to have kids, etc.

I drink 5 Amp Energy drinks and 4 Red Bulls per week. Like clockwork. I even have a budget set aside for it!

[blas]

Eh, when I was in my early 20s and thought I was *so fat* at like 125 lbs, I heard of all these people dropping pounds upon pounds in a matter of weeks by quitting soda.

I tried it. Worst time of my life, and I lost nothing. Hardly a thing at all.

I drink a 20 oz of soda in a 12 hour shift, perhaps another can added to that, but usually it's juice or iced coffee that I brought in to work with me. But during my weekends off of work, if I'm driving around a lot or going out to eat or shopping, I always have a beverage with me. Generally, a nice cold Coke.

I also tend to spend about half of my shift at the bubbler.

[Deserted]

Eh, when I was in my early 20s and thought I was *so fat* at like 125 lbs, I heard of all these people dropping pounds upon pounds in a matter of weeks by quitting soda.

I tried it. Worst time of my life, and I lost nothing. Hardly a thing at all.

I think the point is probably cutting the sugar out.