A coffee talk about the unexpected arrival of a low-energy mental state.

Can you believe these dumb dookie heads did us wrong?

Atrocious.

-Alex

Cicadas are loud, annoying, and always hidden to the point where you're like "Dude WHERE ARE THEY". Actually, where do they reside? Are they in the ground? Are they in your head? How do you clear the noise from something you can't see?

Lots of bug spray.

A coffee talk about lost focus and it's relation to time.

A lighter discussion, something not as serious for the time of the year that isn't supposed to be taken seriously.

I'm sweating just typing this.

A coffee talk about hobbies, disappointment, and hopeful outlook.

Espresso? Expresso? Pixxa? I feel like if you say Expresso that's a form of searching for validation. That's okay, I don't like it but I accept that you say it with an X. I pronounce the L in Folk, so I'm guilty of validation seeking too.

Quick update about the show, how I feel about it, what the future looks like, and my thoughts going forward with producing The Roasted Mind.

Audio is uncanny but that's kinda the point of these relaxed episodes. Anyways, happy Friday. Have an espresso martini tonight.

Matcha has been getting pretty popular recently, hasn't it? And by recently, I mean like in the last 10 years, which I guess isn't recent but it's more recent than the first transformers movie with Shia. You think he ever gets bored of his routine? Probably.

Poor guy.

-Alex.

The vanilla latte is one of the simplest coffee orders, but that doesn't make it bad. It's an order that has the potential to be refreshing, resetting, and you can never go wrong with; kinda reminding you of those rituals you do daily, whether it's a morning cup, skincare, or morning jazz playlists. Unique to you, but incredibly simple in the best way.

Personally, I'm more of a pumpkin spice fiend but hey vanilla is delicious too.