How many cups of coffee a day

[ExtraSlow]

Val Kilmer is awesome.

[killramos]

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Val Kilmer is awesome.

You would be a fan of Iceman...

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Val Kilmer was awesome.

ftfy

[LilDrunkenSmurf]

There's no answer for "yes" on the poll.

I typically make 4-5 "cups" in the morning. AKA half a pot. That fills my contigo, and leaves 8oz leftover to put into a protein shake (with ice and almond milk).

I'll have an office cup of coffee after lunch, which is 16oz.

So total... 7 cups/day, or 56oz of coffee.

[speedog]

I'll take a cup of coffee with me in the morning but often I don't even drink half of it. Weekends I'm probably good for 4-6 cups.

[shakalaka]

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Don't drink coffee or tea or latte's or whatever. People find it very odd, I don't know why. Just never been a fan of hot drinks and don't like the idea of being addicted to something and making it a daily habit. Wife on the other hand, don't even want to talk to her in the morning's until she's had a a cup.

[killramos]

I think coffee is my fidget spinner. Gives me something to do while in meetings.

I could easily go without, but find going for coffee is a good social experience.

[eblend]

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If I am in the office, I ususally end up with 2 Large timmies coffee (black) a day.

When I work from home, usually 1, sometimes 2 large coffees from my Keurig.

My body just doesn't seem to agree with drinking more than this.

I'm pretty similar, thought I usually drink 2 x Large Steeped Teas from Tims throught out the day (one on way to work, one mid day to get the hell out of the office for a few) and then usually like a 10oz of Kuerig coffee in the evening and another 14oz mega cup with like 1/3 milk and honey. Has no effect on me. I got to sleep at like midnight every day, and can drink at 9-9:30 and pass out like a baby.

I did notice that I developed an addiction to it I think, big time. When I travel personally or for work, I usually don't drink coffee to keep my stomach stable, but last week in San Diego I had a massive headache the first two days there for work, and I started looking at reasons for headaches as I thought it was due to AC or whatever, and one that stood out was caffeine withdrawals. This makes so much sense now, because I have been experiencing this phenomenon of headaches and such the first few days almost every trip recently, and I had no idea wtf was going on. Funny enough, the following two days in San Diego I had coffee, and had no headaches at all! I think I will just have to suck it up and drink that stuff when travelling, much rather sit in a shitter that having a splitting headache while hyperventilating on the bed trying to stay alive.

[tirebob]

Make a litre in the morning, drink two big mugs before leaving for work and then fill my to go cup for the drive in to work. During the day I rarely make any more coffee but clients frequently bring it in for me so I will often have another XL size or two before the work day ends. The past five years or so I rarely will have a coffee in the evening as I am finding I don’t sleep as well if I have one after 5:00pm. That is kind of new for me as I used to be able to drink coffee right up to going to bed with zero issue but not anymore.

[vengie]

I have pretty much replaced water with coffee lol.
With a newborn at home the sleep deprivation is real.
They warn you about it, but man oh man was I under estimating it.

[Darkane]

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I have pretty much replaced water with coffee lol.
With a newborn at home the sleep deprivation is real.
They warn you about it, but man oh man was I under estimating it.

Haha. I feel ya man.

Wait until two, then it gets real. One feels like a cake walk lol.

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Haha. I feel ya man.

Wait until two, then it gets real. One feels like a cake walk lol.

I didn't drink coffee until my second kid was born.

[Tik-Tok]

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With a newborn at home the sleep deprivation is real.
They warn you about it, but man oh man was I under estimating it.

No one can warn someone sufficiently enough about this. But then you have those lucky SOB parents who have kids that sleep no problem from day one. I hate those parents with an envious passion.

[spikerS]

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No one can warn someone sufficiently enough about this. But then you have those lucky SOB parents who have kids that sleep no problem from day one. I hate those parents with an envious passion.

That was me and my youngest kid. First 2 nights she stayed in the hospital, night 3 she woke up once, but after that, she slept right through the night. In bed at like 8:30pm and usually didn't wake up until 9:30-10:00 am. Spoke to the doctor about it and they said that if she is not hungry and sleeps, it's fine as long as she gains weight. She did, but man, she put the weight on SO SLOWLY.

[ExtraSlow]

One of mine never slept more then 45 minutes for about 3 months or so. Damned near killed us all.

[Masked Bandit]

The number of cups of coffee and even the ounces of coffee is pretty useless for the purpose of comparison because there can be such a wide range of MG of caffeine per 100 ML of beverage. I guess an ideal focus would be how many MG of caffeine you consume in a day? I sit at 400 MG - 1000 MG depending on the day. Oddly when I'm on vacation though it can be 0 MG - 100 MG.

[dirtsniffer]

I already drink enough coffee. Sounds like im staying with 1 kid

[Lex350]

0 i don't drink coffee

[Swank]

I only drink coffee on a work day when I had a great sleep, makes me feel peppier. If I had a shit sleep it does nothing to make me feel better so I don't waste time/money having any.