Coffee can help people improve their ability to process information.
Caffeine intake is reported to help subjects identify "complex overall errors". A team led by Brunye, a psychologist at Tufts University in Massachusetts, conducted a comparative experiment on two groups of people to study the effects of different doses of caffeine on people's ability to read proofreading articles.
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Coffee creative and chic mobile coffee cart
Have you ever thought of driving a car to sell coffee? Can jump out of the geographical restrictions, while playing can also sell coffee to earn travel fees, Yiran happy or not ~ some are special mobile coffee cars, some are hand-made, anyway, I admire their hands-on ability ~
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Starbucks event: Meizhen "Please drink Coffee Relay"
According to the Associated Press on August 21, local time, a Starbucks coffee shop in St. Petersburg, Fla., held a love transfer event: nearly 400 customers paid for the coffee of the next stranger. It is reported that at about 7 a.m. on August 20, a woman drove to the takeout window of the Starbucks coffee shop. After buying her own coffee, she
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