Coffee Addiction Reality Check
People say 'I need coffee to function.' I say that too. Then I realized I don't need it to function—I need it so everyone else can function around me. It's not a beverage, it's a public service.


















People say 'I need coffee to function.' I say that too. Then I realized I don't need it to function—I need it so everyone else can function around me. It's not a beverage, it's a public service.
Office meetings are like going to the dentist. You know it'll be painful, nobody wants to be there, and somehow you always leave with a numb face and an assignment due tomorrow.
Started checking KOSPI once a day. Then hourly. Now I refresh it while sleeping and my phone glows like a nightlight. My wife thinks I'm summoning a demon. I'm just checking if my money disappeared yet.
People say getting older is just a number. Tell that to my birthday candles—pretty sure the fire department is now on speed dial.
I tried to make a soufflé last night. Let's just say my kitchen now has a new depression—and it's not just the collapsed pastry.
Watching a Dodgers game is like being in a relationship—you show up, sit through nine innings of disappointment, and somehow convince yourself you'll be back next season.