Bunny

I want to bring a single-serve coffeemaker for my work space and only paid half the price of the cheapest Keurig. I have a reusable pod. Someone in my family objects but she has never worked in a cubicle/office space environment and can't verbalize why. It's not because she wants to use it. There is free coffee in the break room from a 14 litre percolator. It looks burnt inside the huge bucket. It tasts burnt, I've never been able to swallow it. So for 2-1/2 years I've been stopping by donut shops, McD, or StarB's on my way to work because I'm such a slow starter in the morning I don't have time to make it at home. I have a manual cone & filters in my desk but it's taking too much time away from my workstation to heat up the water. I'm the only coffee drinker in the company who cares enough to find alternatives, there is one other who doesn't mind instant coffee packets (yuk.)

Pros? Cons? A simple Yes/No? As many opinions as possible please?

Thanks

If you didn't need money- How would you live your life?

Assuming you had all the money you to live and you've already bought everything you could possibly ever want. What would you spend your time doing every single day until death?

When the subject of money comes up many people always mention charities, religion, giving away money to family, stuff like that but that doesn't really have anything to do with what you would do in your day to day life in terms of time. What are those things that you enjoy so much right now that you'd do them almost every day or so? Or perhaps it could be something you think you'd enjoy spending your time on.

I know after my last layoff, after one week of sleeping in and another week to clean the house, I was bouncing off the walls in boredom. I do have serious hobbies but nothing else holds my attention like my job.

Help me understand. Is it cultural? Is it economics? Do parents not provide necessities?

My dad was paid peanuts and mom was stay-at-home, but I still had new clothes and shoes. I had everything I needed for school and more toys than I could play with. We always had nutritious & delicious food. I didn't know we were poor. What's the deal today?