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The Struggles of A Year-Round Iced Coffee Drinker

While spring & summer are away, iced coffee lovers stay to play.

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When the colder months roll around, a lot of change happens. The temperature drops, leaves fall off the trees, and the world gets quieter, but there is one thing that doesn't change during those months and it's my Starbucks order. Here are some things that an all-year round iced coffee drinker deals with during that time period.

1. "Aren't you cold?"

If you spot me clutching my chilly refreshment during the cooler months, don’t ask me this. You will either get an overwhelmingly sarcastic response or a quick “No,” as I flash a smile, turn around and make a bee-line for the nearest heated building.

2. "The Look"

As a year-round iced coffee drinker, I have received stares, glares or other forms of long, intense eye contact from people during the winter months. I accept that not everyone is going to understand my dedication to such a drink during this time of the year. I kindly ask that you refrain from scowling and allow me to enjoy my drink in frosty peace.

3. Missing out on the hype during the holiday season

The blessed return of the red cups and the release of their special menu is less than 20 days away and I’m sure some see it as a holiday all on its own, but personally, I would much rather not have to worry about what’s on the side of my coffee cup this season.

4. What about the hot coffee drinkers?

I guess they just get a free pass during the summer months?! I don’t see them getting outcasted for drinking their coffee in the middle of July, but don’t worry, I’m not bitter.









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