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Beyond the Daily Grind: Starbucks Uncovered

Starbucks, the beloved coffee chain, has evolved into more than just a hub for caffeine and Wi-Fi. A fascinating mini-documentary reveals the diverse ways people use Starbucks as a meeting spot, from scrapbooking to tinkering with old computers. This heartwarming glimpse into the lives of customers across 28 countries will leave you feeling uplifted.

The Coffee Conundrum: Choosing the Perfect Roast

When it comes to coffee, the options can be overwhelming. Refinery29 gets to the bottom of the roast debate, chatting with the VP of production at Blue Bottle Coffee Company. The verdict? Light roast is the way to go. And, let’s be real, we could all benefit from calming down when it comes to our coffee talk.

Snacking Around the World: A Cultural Insight

Ever wondered how your snacking habits compare to those of others around the globe? New research from Nielsen reveals that geographical location plays a significant role in our snack preferences. From salty treats in the US to sweet indulgences in Europe, each region has its unique flavor profile.

Thug Kitchen’s Cookbook Trailer: A Hilarious Parody

Get ready for a culinary treat like no other! Thug Kitchen’s upcoming cookbook trailer is a side-splitting parody of drug commercials, complete with NSFW language. We can’t wait to get our hands on this mouth-watering masterpiece.

The Unseen Effects of Leaving Religion on Health

While we often focus on the impact of diet and exercise on our well-being, there’s another critical factor at play: our spiritual beliefs. The Atlantic’s health section delves into the effects of leaving religion, or “deconversion,” on mental and emotional health. The findings are eye-opening, highlighting the potential for years of depression and social isolation.