(By the way it’s Oddly Correct 
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It’s not just a San Francisco thing: My favorite coffee place in Kansas City has gotten on board with getting rid of single-use to-go cups. https://www.latimes.com/world-nation/story/2019-12-24/san-francisco-cafes-are-banishing-disposable-coffee-cups …pic.twitter.com/n9cvxrPJgj
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Honest question. Is it better to serve coffee in a material created by melting minerals to thousand of degrees instead of cups made out of recycled paper waste?
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I don’t know! I’m guessing the math on that depends on how often the glass gets reused.
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Is the sleeve protective enough to keep the glass jar from breaking if my hand spasms and I drop it? Because otherwise... that’s not gonna be a place I can get to-go coffee from.
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I don’t know (I got a cup to stay). Presumably the koozies are supposed to help with gripping/droppage issues.
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I've been in the KC area for a year now and only heard of Oddly Correct from the press they generated from this effort. (coffee is delicious but exxxxxxpensive)
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FWIW it’s basically the same as what I pay for the same sort of good stuff in L.A.
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Which spot in KC?
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Oddly Correct!
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Guess they don't need or want the business of anyone for whom a glass jar is too heavy, unstable, or physically dangerous! It's really too bad; I do try to support local businesses, but...
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You can also bring whatever you want them to fill up.
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