It has been said, "never trust a skinny chef."
My question: Can this idea be transferred to the coffee world?
"Never trust a mellow barista." (The idea being, that a mellow barista doesn't drink coffee, thus he won't have the coffee passion necessary to bring you the god-shot.)
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All about pent-up barista rage and a life dedicated to the pursuit of magnificent coffee. Some of you have complained that you feel insulted when reading this blog. That's ridiculous. Most likely you feel that way because you are over-sensitive and very, very stupid.
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3 comments:
I think the real deal is not the perceived "mellowness" of one's barista, but rather: when he or she sweats... is their sweat brown and smells like fresh brew?
And please allow me to add to the list:
Never trust a barber with hair that is feathered back like some member of Skid Row, or any other 80's hair band.
Or perhaps he knows when to say when....LOL
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