“Can I call you back in a few cups of coffee”—rather than “in a few minutes”—is a coffee saying that has been printed on many images.
“Can I call you back in a few cups of #coffee? 😉 http://pinterest.com/pin/209206345165488424/” was posted on Twitter by Carrie Grove on July 29, 2014. The saying probably originated on an ecard.
“Can I call you back in a few mimosas?” was posted on Twitter by Omar C. Perez on November 3, 2019. “CAN I CALL YOU BACK IN A FEW MARGARITAS?” was posted on Twitter by El Arroyo (as shown on the restaurant’s sign) on July 15, 2021.
Twitter
Carrie Grove
@tpisolutionsink
Can I call you back in a few cups of #coffee? 😉 http://pinterest.com/pin/209206345165488424/
7:38 AM · Jul 29, 2014·Pinterest
Twitter
Lynne
@tripplannermama
Can I call you back in a few cups of coffee? #funny #humor
12:16 AM · Aug 1, 2014·TweetAdder v4
Twitter
Donna Cummings
@BookEmDonna
My fave thing on Pinterest this a.m.: “Can I call you back in a few cups of coffee? LOL http://pinterest.com/pin/227502218651543978/
12:49 PM · Aug 22, 2014·Twitter Web Client
Twitter
Shahzad Hanif
@cshanif
An early morning caller: ‘Hello’
Me: ‘Hi, Good Morning, can I call you back in a few cups of coffee?’ ☕️❤️
11:02 PM · Aug 25, 2014·Path
Twitter
brim.coffee
@BrimCoffee
Can I call you back in a few cups of coffee? Thanks. #JustSayJoe
11:00 AM · Aug 26, 2014·Sprout Social
Twitter
Diamond Diploma
@DiamondDiploma
Can I call you back in a few cups of coffee? #diamonddiploma
9:07 AM · Aug 11, 2015·TweetDeck
Twitter
Death Wish Coffee
@DeathWishCoffee
Can I call you back in a few cups of coffee? #finallyfriday #workingfortheweekend
8:05 AM · Mar 4, 2016·Twitter Web Client
Twitter
Omar C. Perez
@SoldByOmarito
Can I call you back in a few mimosas?
7:25 PM · Nov 3, 2019 from Copper Blues·Twitter for iPhone
Google Books
Title May I Call You Back in a Few Cups of Coffee: Blank Lined Notebook. Journal. Personal Diary. Creative Gift for Coffee Lovers. Birthday Present.
Author Coffee NOTEBOOKS
Publisher Independently Published, 2019
ISBN 1713277905, 9781713277903
Length 122 pages
Twitter
i scream ice cream
@inserteyerolll
I called a friend this morning and the first thing this bitch says is “can I call you back in a few cups of coffee?” I’m totally adapting this
2:17 AM · Jan 11, 2020·Twitter for iPhone
Twitter
El Arroyo
@ElArroyo_ATX
It’s Thursday you already know what that means
(The following text is shown on the restaurant’s sign.—ed.)
CAN I CALL
YOU BACK
IN A FEW
MARGARITAS?
1:27 PM · Jul 15, 2021·Twitter Web App
Above, a 1934 plaque from the Big Apple Night Club at West 135th Street and Seventh Avenue in Harlem. Discarded as trash in 2006. Now a Popeyes fast food restaurant on Google Maps.
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