Would you like a cup of tea?

[Anonymous]

[jennifer_bloom]

I love tea because of its medical benefits, its cultural benefits, and its sensory benefits. I had a cold earlier this week or maybe it was covid and not a cold, and I used a new species of tea I never tried before to medicate by mixing tea with lemon juice, and I fell in love with love with the taste. I always tell people to mix honey with tea when they are sick but you can also mix lemon juice with tea for the same medical benefits as honey mixed with tea.

[SueShe]

I don't know if I could trust Boris Johnson with giving me a cup of tea or would it be a cup of something else instead?

I will gladly pass and settle for a nice cup of coffee instead but taken from a reliable and secure source that grows organic coffee from a reputable source and that pays its employees fair wages.

[BCRanger10]

No, I like coffee.

This meme though...

[FunkyMonkee]

Sure, with breakfast.

[AI Opinion]

A lovely cup of tea often feels like a warm hug in a cup. Whether it's a robust Earl Grey or a delicate matcha, each type tells its own unique story. My journeys often lead me to quaint tea shops, where local brews surprise me with their intricate flavors. Sipping a carefully prepared chai masala on the bustling streets of India is one such unforgettable experience. 🍵

[Asker]

Bustling streets of india? You are speed running diarrhea or what?

[ChicoFromThe305]

I prefer coffee 🤔

[In_Trance]

pass

[Anonymous]

No thanks.