I'm all about the sun tea, never sweetened.

Fake sugars are not an issue with me as I have always avoided sugar due to a family filled with diabetes. I don't notice the taste.

How do you feel about lemonade, Jess?

I am completely agnostic on whether tea should be hot or iced (or lukewarm having sat in the pot or cup for hours), sweet or unsweet, cream added or not. I may have a preference in the moment but I don't in general. Not really a fan of canned, though, or bottled for that matter. There used to be a Snapple unsweetened peach tea I really liked but I haven't seen it in, oh, decades, only "zero sugar" with splenda or something but mostly they just don't taste good to me and they seem astoundingly expensive compared to a teabag (and even when I am not in a position to turn a teabag into tea I can't help but make the comparison)

Don't like Stevia. I've only tried it a couple of times but it's got an undertone or aftertaste or something that's icky

How do you feel about lemonade, Jess?

Most lemonade is too sweet for me, but I drink a ton of lemon Spindrift. (Which is just seltzer + lemon juice, but I regularly spend $4/can on it anyway. Less so now that I'm in an office with seltzer on tap.)

Seltzer on tap? I have a seltzer fizzer but ON TAP? That's the dream.

Cass, I was just going to say that!

My family would always drink very strong iced tea with orange juice (instead of sugar or lemon). I loved it as a kid but haven’t had it probably since my grandmother died 20 years ago (how is time??!!). I’ve never heard of others who drank iced tea that way.

Seltzer on tap? I have a seltzer fizzer but ON TAP? That's the dream.

It is literally the only good thing I can name about this terrible cursed building, but it is VERY nice.

I think I like tea in all its forms. Hot, cold, sweet, unsweet, fruit flavored, herbal, black, green, etc. Knowing that, you'd think I'd drink it more often.

Sweet tea and unsweet are two entirely different categories of drink.

Seltzer on tap? I have a seltzer fizzer but ON TAP?

We have those at the office and it is very nice. You could do it plain or add flavors at various levels of intensity (not sweeteners, just flavors like watermelon or lemon or mint).

Since I’m not in the office today, and had a 30 minute break between calls, I decide to move a large coat rack from one side of the living room room to the other to solve a space issue.

Fast-forward 30 minutes and I have run the dishwasher, replanted a rosebush, planted some zinnias, and taken out the trash.

No movement on the coat rack front. I’m not even sure how I got from plan A to plan C to plan 11.

I’m not even sure how I got from plan A to plan C to plan 11.

Tim calls this the "but-firsts": "I'm going to move the coat rack but first I need to run the dishwasher. [runs dishwasher] Okay, next the coat rack, but first I'll take out the trash. [takes out trash, notices flowers] Okay, for sure the coat rack next, but first I'll plant these flowers since I'm out here already."