Lara Nasseri

[laranasseri]

joeyfields​:

They’d probably be more than okay with it if you gave them a good tip.

No, I know they’d be okay but it’d make me feel beyond endlessly lazy.

[laranasseri]

joeyfields​:

Did you unplugging it or plugging it back in? Alternatively, I hear there’s this amazing thing called ‘delivery’. 

I know, I know. It just seems like such a waste to have someone coming all the way out here just because I haven’t found the time to do it myself.

[laranasseri]

sawyer-cross​:

I’ve worked way too long at the Bureau unfortunately. It grows on you.

Don’t get me wrong, it is drinkable, it’s just not reached the point of being preferable yet.

[laranasseri]

sawyer-cross​:

The real letdown is when you start to prefer the bad instant coffee over a nice cup o’ joe at your local coffee house. That’s when you know you spend too much time in police precincts and offices. 

That sounds like it’s coming from a place of experience — don’t tell me that you’ve already reached that point? I don’t know where you’d go from there.

[laranasseri]

haven-caldwell​:

Pop the pod in, lower the lid, press the start button, and enjoy. Did you not take the Keurig v. ADA course in law school? 

I’m afraid I might’ve skipped out on that one. You’ll be pleased to know that I was there for Liebeck v. McDonald’s though, so I’m not without knowledge of coffee-related litigation.

[laranasseri]

sawyer-cross​:

Oh, that one has the tendency of getting stuck. Let me help —

They introduced the espresso machine and it was so overused that it busted in three weeks. Old coffee pots are the way to go.

Thank you.

I suppose it probably shouldn’t be all that surprising considering the collection of people who’d be wanting to use it — and perhaps there isn’t room to be fussy about where the coffee’s coming from, as long as it keeps coming.

[laranasseri]

I need someone to teach me how to use this thing. You know, caffeine withdrawal is listed as a condition in the DSM-5, and my PA has much better things to be doing than fetching me coffee.

[laranasseri]

jac-griffin​:

I grew up in Virginia. Baseball didn’t exactly have the pull it does here. 

If there was one thing that my dad instilled in me growing up, it was to give the Red Sox the respect they deserve.

[jac-griffin]

I was quietly getting work done at this coffee shop but then the Red Sox beat the Yankees and now it seems the bar across the street is hoping to break the sound barrier and make it a victory for everyone. 

[laranasseri]

I’m pretty sure that the Red Sox winning is a victory for everyone — or at least, I don’t know how smart it would be to be heard saying anything to the contrary.

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