My old lady and I are both addicted to French Market brand coffee. It’s from New Orleans and quite simply, no other coffee will do.
Over the weekend the old lady started to comb all the local grocery stores and buy as many cans of the stuff as she could get her hands on. She’s afraid that if the hurricane hits New Orleans we could be without our beloved French Market coffee for months. Moments ago, I received this email from my wife:
“I bought two more cans at the store today (all they had) and I plan to continue cleaning out the other stores for all I can find. I hope I can beat others to it. I’m sure that most normal people are still worried about the loss of life and destruction of property. I’m worried about that too, of course, but I’ve been addicted to this coffee for over a decade. I don’t know if I can live without it. You could say that I am also worried about the destruction of property, it’s just that I’m concerned with one specific place: The French Market Coffee Company.”
Emphasis mine.
"Yea, I say unto you; the seas shall overcome the levees, the winds topple your stadiums, and the aftermath leave ye without shelter or coffee...bitch." - Revelations 13:2
Posted by: shank at August 29, 2005 11:34 AMI thought you were anti-religion Shankers.
Posted by: Oorgo at August 29, 2005 07:47 PMLet thee not be led down the path of temptation, for the beans are overroasted and StarBucks verily overpriced.
Posted by: Jim at August 31, 2005 10:00 AM