The other alternative is that these individuals should not be purchasing brewed coffee.
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You must have tough skin.
"Most adults will suffer third-degree burns if exposed to 150 degree water for two seconds. Burns will also occur with a six-second exposure to 140 degree water or with a thirty second exposure to 130 degree water. Even if the temperature is 120 degrees, a five minute exposure could result in third-degree burns."
Are you drinking Big Gulps of it? A 12 oz. mug is like 4-5 mouthfuls of liquid. How could it possibly cool down below your preference in the time it takes to drink 4 mouthfuls?
Obviously no...I sip and enjoy my coffee - its not a big gulp
Then I would posit you do not enjoy it as hot as you think you do. Sipping drastically reduces the temperature
I'm just messing with you though. I totally understand your position. I just felt like picking a fight for no good reason
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Apparently, we've become Bob is the Coffee Guy
Seems apropo as I've just come across the YouTube channel of James Hoffmann https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCMb0O2CdPBNi-QqPk5T3gsQ
Seems apropo as I've just come across the YouTube channel of James Hoffmann https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCMb0O2CdPBNi-QqPk5T3gsQ
Then I would posit you do not enjoy it as hot as you think you do. Sipping drastically reduces the temperature
I'm just messing with you though. I totally understand your position. I just felt like picking a fight for no good reason
No, you are correct...I enjoy the sipping and smelling and "ritual" around drinking a nice hot cup of coffee. No worries!
I will say that I am pretty sure the average "gulp" for a person is around one fluid oz. So a 12oz cup of coffee would be much more than 4-5 mouthfuls of liquid. If you can down a can of soda in 4-5 gulps, you would be above average me thinks ;-)
I guess they might've been right all this time I've been told I've got a big mouth.
Just call me "Big Gulp"
Edit: You had me curious and I happened to have exactly 15 oz. of water in front of me. I downed it in less than 6 mouthfuls/gulps. So I'd be at 4.8 for a 12 oz. can.
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I see you've met my dad.
Never been to a U-Wrench. Not sure where one is. Would they allow one to spray a rustproofing which would drip the product on the ground and mist some in the air?
Do they supply compressed air?
Do they make sure the lift arms are properly set on car so car does not fall off?
Do they supply compressed air?
Do they make sure the lift arms are properly set on car so car does not fall off?
I always keep a spray can of Krown handy and touch up areas that need it while it’s on the hoist. However it’s possible that someone might complain about the fumes if you overdid it. I know one guy went overboard with brake cleaner and man it was hard on us.
Yes, they supply aIr hoses for air tools, but I think if you were planning on wholesale spraying I think they would shut you down. Not enough air exchange.
They have an employee who does all the setting up with the lift arms. You aren’t allowed to do that yourself.
Yes, they supply aIr hoses for air tools, but I think if you were planning on wholesale spraying I think they would shut you down. Not enough air exchange.
They have an employee who does all the setting up with the lift arms. You aren’t allowed to do that yourself.
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The U-Wrench website sucks. Very slow and does not tell you where the locations are or much else.
Oh I know, I have an N55 car.......out of warranty.
I think the best advice is to change the oil often, and get it up to full operating temp often in the winter, even if it means taking the long way home.
Thanks for the additional info. I had never heard of N55 random outdoor temperature related seizures. -10C is not all that cold.
Wrong U wrench. This one is stand alone and is not franchised. I see a Uwrench.com in the USA, but it’s unrelated.
There’s a LOT more about the coffee lawsuit than simply a lady suing mcd’s because she got burned. she never wanted to sue IIRC, and I think it was her daughter that asked mcd’s to help with the $18k in medical expenses because of permanent injuries to her privates from the spill, that’s how it started and it went south badly. And in the end, I’m not sure she got anything from it. There’s a great book on Amazon, a truly delightful read, called a “a crash course in American law,” which talks about the case.
