Apparently, I have the moral conviction of a politician. I can proceed with a strongly ingrained view and then, seemingly, change on a dime. I can preach one thing for years and suddenly do the exact opposite.Since I first learned of them, I've dismissed Keurig coffee makers as pricey and completely unnecessary. I've derided those who use them for the deleterious environmental impact of billions of those unrecyclable K-Cup pods. In addition, I considered their owners as simpletons who couldn't figure how to take the minimal effort necessary to brew a traditional pot of coffee. Lastly, I saw the copious, over-selection of pod-based brews in the supermarket as proof these devices were being marketed to bored millennials.
Today, I ordered my own Keurig coffee maker from Amazon Canada.
We have limited counter space, so I expect my K35 will be delivered to my apartment door tomorrow along with a variety 30-pack of K-Cups. For safe measure, I picked up a box of some Tim Hortons this afternoon too.