Suki Koso Mono no Jouzu Nare - Ch. 2

[MangaDex]

 

[Mr.Archer]

I also liked this one because the speech bubbles for the repeated dialogue were about the same, so I could just copy-paste most of them without having to retypeset them.

 

[xanon]

People care but, as you say, just ignore them. And, why do people who drink their coffee black always seem to be bragging about it? Oh? You drink your coffee black...congrats I guess?

I will drink my coffee or tea the way I like and people can piss up a rope if they think sugar or cream shouldn't be added.

 

[HamboneJalopy]

People care but, as you say, just ignore them. And, why do people who drink their coffee black always seem to be bragging about it? Oh? You drink your coffee black...congrats I guess?

I will drink my coffee or tea the way I like and people can piss up a rope if they think sugar or cream shouldn't be added.

I started drinking coffee black because it was too much of a pain to keep cream and sugar around. No noble origins there, just laziness. Really, coffee-black and the coffee-cream-sugar people need to unite against the true enemy, energy drink users.

 

[BCS]

No such thing as a "smart woman" with exposed midriff

 

[sssr]

In all honesty, the real reason for many people to prefer drinking coffee black is that coffee with sugar and cream can leave a lingering aftertaste that can be unpleasant if you don't eat or drink anything afterwards. The better way to handle coffee's bitterness is by having a sweet snack together with the coffee or to not use cane or beet sugar. Use honey or palm sugar instead, as those leave a more pleasant aftertaste. Cream or milk should be used only if you like dairy-based drinks to begin with or want to neutralize the coffee's acidity (not a problem with most Arabicas, but unfortunately the majority of coffees sold today are Robustas).

 

[Nylodale]

No such thing as a "smart woman" with exposed midriff

I'll find her, no matter how difficult the mission

 

[OWMWO]

People care but, as you say, just ignore them. And, why do people who drink their coffee black always seem to be bragging about it? Oh? You drink your coffee black...congrats I guess?

Short answer because it will makes you feel more refined as an adult who can appreciate things that kids cannot understand.

Long answer because as coffee enjoyer, I love to smell it with my nose then enjoying the lingering aroma in my mouth, to taste it with my whole tongue, seeking the taste that is hidden beneath the bitterness.

It can only be found in the fresh beans brew, different brewing methode yield different aroma and taste, different beans have different characteristic and flavour beneath the bitterness, some coffee also change flavour as the temperature drop. Not every baristas can show it in the coffee, and not everyone who drink it BLACK actually enjoys it.

It is sorta like opening a mystery box, will it be good will it be bad, what makes it good how bad it is, and the good relaxing smell in a cozy cafe is the cherry on top. It is calming and exciting, if you can find and understand those charm of good cafe coffee, surely you will want to brag about it the way you brag your new plastic model.

 

[malagigi_encantatore]

“mandolin”?
Mandheling is an old name for Sumatran coffee btw, still commonly used in Japan