Det er ved at være længe siden. Hvad har kaffebrokrøvene dog været i gang med, siden det har varet så længe?
Tja, den ene har stort set brugt de sidste par måneder på at tale med teknisk support... Undskyld, technical advisors og engineers... Fordi hans telefon har udviklet sin egen chat-roulette. Og findes der meget værre end at være igennem til kundesupporttelefonpassere?
Det tror vi næppe. Så det tager vi en snak om over en kop mocha fra Starbucks. Ja, Starbucks. Igen.
Nåh ja, og så er vi åbenbart blevet talblinde på vores ældre dage, så bare glem al den snak om, at det er afsnit 60 - for det er selvfølgelig afsnit 61, der hermed skyder 6. sæson af kaffesagaen i gang.
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