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  • According to their website Lebanon. I don't think it's an actual Cafe or anything, just base of operations. They sell off of their website and they have an option for wholesale if a shop wants to partner and sell their coffee.

  • It's pretty good. The New Guinea that I have there has become my go to/every morning coffee. The Kona was really good as well. All of the flavored coffees have a great taste that doesn't overpower the coffee flavor. I'd recommend trying the 3 pack 12 oz bag bundles, that's what I did to determine which ones I liked most.

    My experience with shipping has also been amazing so far.

  • You and me both. I had a 97 Dodge Dakota Sport, which is barely bigger than my CUV. I miss that thing. I hauler a fridge in it once to help my friend out. Haven't had a need to haul a fridge since, but still, never know when a truck bed will come in handy lol. I just hate that the smallest size now is enormous. Even "sport" models are what used to be standard size anymore.

  • It's a pickup truck. And probably not used for anything a truck would be used for. They're everywhere in America and just as annoying.

    I personally don't see the point in having a vehicle this big unless it's used for work (hauling materials and towing trailers) And 95% of the time, it's not.

  • We have a construction crew next door everyday building a new warehouse and I'm happy to see that they call it quits on days the temp spikes up past 100. There is zero shade around here mid day, and they're basically working out in the middle of a huge concrete slab currently. Most of the time they start early and end early with the exception of a few guys hanging around to unload flatbed with incoming materials. Very rare, but it seems a few firms out there do care about their employees well being.