"I used to think drinking a whole pot of coffee by yourself meant you have a problem. Now, I know it’s called ‘getting started’” (shown on an image) was posted on Facebook by My Last Good Nerve on November 30, 2018. It’s unknown who originated the image.
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My Last Good Nerve
November 30, 2018 at 8:15 AM ·
Hello Friends! Happy Friday! ☕️☕️
(The following text is shown on an image.—ed.)
I used to think
drinking a whole pot
of coffee by yourself
meant you have a
problem. Now, I know
it’s called “getting
started.”
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@ES70605040ES
I used to think drinking a whole pot of coffee by yourself meant you have a problem . Now I know it’s called getting started !
1:36 AM · Feb 6, 2019
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Victor_charles 🦋
@143chabbie
I used to think drinking a whole pot of coffee by yourself meant you have a problem. Now, I know it’s called
“Getting Started”.
8:06 PM · Jul 14, 2019
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My Footprints in Coffee
April 11, 2021 at 2:56 AM
· Riga, Latvia ·
“I used to think drinking a whole pot of coffee by yourself meant you have a problem. Now, I know it’s called “getting started”!”
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— at Rocket Bean Roastery.
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I used to think drinking a whole pot of coffee by yourself meant you have a problem. Now, I know it’s called “getting started.”
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AMERICAN BADASS 🇺🇲
@SWFLPatriot
I used to think drinking a whole pot of coffee by yourself meant you have a problem. Now, I know it’s called “getting started.”
7:14 AM · Dec 13, 2022
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Bob Kostic
@causticbob
I used to think drinking a whole pot of coffee by yourself meant you have a problem. Now, I know it’s called “getting started.”
8:04 PM · Dec 20, 2022
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Arcangelo Cocco
@CoccodiCanistro
I used to think drinking a whole pot of coffee by yourself meant you have a problem. Now, I know it’s called “getting started.”
9:30 PM · Dec 20, 2022
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AMERICAN BADASS 🇺🇲
@SWFLPatriot
I used to think drinking a whole pot of coffee by yourself meant you have a problem. Now, I know it’s called “getting started.”
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