#STB Coffee Prompt Week 43

@cinnccf 74

10 months ago (Edited)

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Hello COFFEE LOVERS!

Are you ready to #SPILLTHEBEANS ?

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Post to Cinnamon Cup Coffee Community
Use #spillthebeans as the first tag
250 to 1000 words MAX!
Post in English ONLY
Post within the Countdown Timer which ends at 19:30 UTC on Tuesday. (No late entries)

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PROMPT

PROMPT

Option 1: Due to a nationwide shortage, citizens are being asked to ration their coffee intake to one cup per day. How does this change your daily life and the lives of those around you?

Option 2: An influential group has convinced the government to make coffee illegal. In response, coffee speakeasies have opened up. Tell us about a visit to one.

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21 comments

@marlyncabrera 71

10 months ago

Interesting prompts! I need to give my 🧠 a little ☕😌

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@xplosive 71

10 months ago

An influential group has convinced the government to make coffee illegal.

I know that originally this is a fiction, but coffee was actually already banned multiple times in the history. For example in 1511 in Mecca, in Istambul in 1633, in Sweden five times between 1756 and 1823. Charles II in England also tried to ban coffee in 1675, but the outrage was so hard that he cancelled the measure.

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@grindan 70

10 months ago

I did not know this! WOAH 😱 Why to I feel like this might have to do with boosting tea sales? haha I must go read up on this. Thanks for the cool facts! 😁

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