Whipped Coffee

remember in march when it was a tiktok trend to make whipped coffee. yeah... it tastes disgusting. it’s so bitter and doesn’t taste like typical iced coffee. idk why everyone was so obsessed with it. it was so overhyped.

pls burn these two together!! makes your room smell like a coffee shop!!

That's about it. I just don't have a cup to test with.

Once I had a customer ask for this. We ring it up as a caramel frappuccino rather than how she ordered it, since it's literally that drink and would come out cheaper. She proceeded to yell at the window person for trying to scam her. We tried to explain it was the same drink, and if she asked for a caramel frappuccino she'd be saving a bit of money and getting the same thing. Even after trying it and having three people acknowledge that what she described was indeed a caramel frappuccino, she cursed at the poor window girl who was just trying to help her out.

Some customers are fucking stupid

At that point why doesn’t she just drink hot chocolate instead?

I (M58) have a daughter (23F) who is currently living with me. She was staying at her mom's for the past 2 months due to global events, but now that it is not as severe, I insisted that she come back and stay with me because I missed her and I have this big house to myself. She moved back last week.

My daughter is a law student, and just started a summer job at a firm (remote work), so she locks herself in her room for hours at a time and only comes out to eat or go to the store for groceries.

Yesterday (Sunday) I was chatting with her about the new coffee trend - whipped coffee (you've probably seen it). She said she had made some weeks ago for her and her mom after seeing it online. I asked her if she could make some for me, and she said sure, maybe this week when she finished most of her work.

Well today (Monday) I woke up and waited for the whipped coffee, but my daughter never came out of her room. I waited until like 11am, and then I went into her room and asked her where my coffee was. She snapped at me that she was in a training session for her new job and that her microphone was on because she was about to ask a question, so everyone heard me come in. I waited until she asked her question, muted herself, and then I asked about the coffee again. She said she was busy and that she would make some later. I said I drank my coffee in the morning, and that I had been waiting patiently. She then copped a major attitude with me and told me that I was interrupting her work. I told her to lose her attitude and learn to prioritize her promises to people.

She then got exasperated and basically yelled at me to get out of her room. I did. I texted her a little while ago that her and I needed to have a MAJOR conversation about her attitude, considering I don't ask her for rent and I'm fine with her working summers only. She hasn't responded.

I get that people may think I was harsh on her, but my daughter and I have a rocky relationship and I was hoping that we could bond over making some of this delicious whipped coffee I had been seeing everywhere (she made it for her mom, so I know she can do it). I made myself French-press coffee, but I really wanted to try the whipped coffee.

AITA for asking her to make me one when she said that she would?

If it's got 500 calories, it's not coffee. If it's got chocolate in it, it's not coffee. If it's got ice cream or whipped cream on it, it's not coffee. People be out there drinking cake and calling it coffee.

by LifeMathMoney