For "YearMonth", Individuals in U.S. between the ages of All Ages that are All Households who have a household income of All Incomes spent: $388 on Groceries; $281 on Dining Out; $255 on Home Improvement; $58 on Home Maintenance; $108 on Phone; $222 on Utilities; $58 on Cable / Satellite; $58 on Entertainment; $161 on Travel; $92 on Charity; $134 on School & Child Care; $126 on Healthcare; $72 on Personal Care; $54 on Pets; $173 on Clothing, Shoes & Other Wear; $58 on Electronics; $467 on General Shopping; $70 on Hobbies; $14 on Office Supplies; $337 on Auto Expenses; $337 on Gas; $0 on Mortgage; $0 on Rent; $344 on Insurance.

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Moriah Norris-Hale

Starbucks: I don't like you, but I love you Dining Out Moriah Norris-Hale / 02:30 PM, Saturday, March 13, 2010 / / Report this / Vote this up / 0

Dear Starbucks,

I confess. We got off to a rocky start. Remember in high school when I swore I'd never buy my coffee from you? That I'd only use the independent coffee places? I think my exact words were "You are pure, dripped, evil." Harsh.

And then in college, when I said, "Ok, well maybe that was a bit cruel. Maybe Starbucks, you're all right. But only on road trips and vacation." Those were good times. Nothing beats a vente iced Mocha, with caramel sauce at 80mph.

Then my first days of working 8-5. Where else was I to turn at 7am? You saved me many a morning when there was no where else to go. You woke me up. You brought me to life.

Now a days, I try to be a grown up and make my coffee at home. But I still shell out 4 or 5 dollars every now and then for you. And you know what, SB? It's worth it- every ounce of pure, dripped, evil.

Sincerely,
MNH
 

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