On an “Off Day,” coffee matters
It was on of those โout of sortsโ type of days. Nothing wrong. Just nothing sitting well.
I might want to go looking for something to blame it on, but there really isnโt anything; maybe itโs a bit of the โrainy days and Mondays always get me downโ stuff. An off day is just that: Off.
But when an Off day is saddled with a cup of coffee that is just so offโฆwell, hell. You might just as well stay under the covers and count timbits.
God knows all a man wants when he heads off to face the day to face Godknowswhat in the middle of Godknowswhere with Godknowswho, he wants to be packing: packing a good cup of coffee, with the boldness of John Wayne thundering down from the hills, both rifles blazing like a scene from โTrue Grit.โ
Iโm ready!
But no. Not around here. That cup of coffee donโt exist.
Instead, I gets a glare from the local future Democrat who looks just like I feel after Iโve taken a swig of that brew in the paper cop he hands me.
The temperature a few degrees cooler than the surface of the sun, and the taste that lies somewhere between โoverly-boiled instant flavour crystalsโ and โnew and improved artificial”โฆGodknowswhat.
His day is going about the same as mine: off. Out of sorts. Been there, done that. Ainโt no real tangible problem; just a piss poor cup of coffee in a nation that thinks its okay to feed piss poor coffee to gun owners.
Not the wisest choice.