I’m a creature of habit, so I walked to the coffee bar to get my usual large cup of roasted mild brewed coffee.
I guess the barista could see the annoyed look on my face.
so he suggested that I get a latte instead.
I was so excited for this latte. I walk back to my desk, sit down at my computer take a big sip of my latte.
This is so bitter; there’s no way I can drink this.
Urghh why did I not say mocha latte?!
I even complained to my co-worker about my bitter coffee selection. My coworker looked so happy with what looked like his iced hazelnut latte.
I didn’t instantly get up to change my plain latte into a mocha one, though. Instead, I sat there taking more sips.
My taste buds had adjusted.
I convinced myself that you now what, Mocha would be nice, but maybe I don’t need Mocha today.
Maybe I will be ok sipping my dull, bland, un-mocha latte.
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