Many people believe that they deserve an overpriced Starbucks coffee, even after they haven’t accomplished much. This was posted on X/Twitter by g a b y and received over 93,000 likes:
“One of my worst traits is my core belief that i deserve a little $6 coffee every time i run a mildly unpleasant errand.”
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g a b y
@gabydvj
one of my worst traits is my core belief that i deserve a little $6 coffee every time i run a mildly unpleasant errand
12:05 PM Β· Dec 19, 2021
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NoChill
@NoChillAtAll
One of my worst traits is my core belief that I deserve a little $6 coffee every time I run a mildly unpleasant errand
10:29 PM Β· Dec 24, 2021
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FΓNN
@mrvhejay
one of my worst traits is my core belief that i deserve a hundred peso coffee every time i run a mildly unpleasant errand.
or at least get out of bed.
6:40 PM Β· May 25, 2022
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jewelsy34
22 apr 2023
do! gaby @gabydvj one of my worst traits is my core belief that i deserve a little $6 coffee every time i run a mildly unpleasant errand
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@estefania_VO
One of my worst traits is my core belief that I deserve a little $6 coffee everytime I run a mildly unpleasant errand π
9:17 PM Β· Apr 26, 2023
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Above, John J. Fitz Gerald, from the Aug. 15, 1931, Binghamton (NY) Press, pg. 14.
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