CoffeeGrounds

Former barista here, it's definitely the barista.

Though to be fair, the blame is mostly on the shop owner for not emphasizing quality and training the barista well

You can't seriously be equating the moral shortcomings of taking a bribe to the complete immorality of imposing a draft on others and forcing them to march towards near certain death

30?? A city would be lucky if they got that much use out of their stadium

Oh no! Won't anyone think of the criminals!?

That's just a short term contract with extra steps

Its been a while since I've brushed up on my fallout lore, but weren't the bombs pretty much exclusively dropped on America? Idk if it's ever stated anywhere whether other countries had bombs dropped on them; if so then I'm with you, but if not then I feel like it'd break the fallout aesthetic to explore a region that isn't a nuclear wasteland with craters and radiation all over the place. Like I feel like it'd be kinda boring if we were walking around through Paris or something and it's completely unscathed except for everyone being dead due to the nuclear winter and all that.

Idk, just kinda talking outta my ass here, but if the lore supports it then it'd be pretty cool to go somewhere new for a change.

Normalizing what? People being religious? I hate to break it to you, but people being religious is pretty damn normal regardless of what Netflix is doing. You act like there aren't large families out there that aren't religious and that somehow families with shit tons of kids is something exclusive to religious people, it's not

Don't watch the show if you don't like it

Based

It's also done to increase the shelf life of the beans. So if you get Starbucks coffee, there's a good chance you're drinking coffee from beans roasted years ago. As someone who exclusively drinks specially coffee, the thought of drinking coffee from beans that were roasted even 3 months ago grosses me out