Not even where a guy can get a cup of coffee in Creston?

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" And I said, "C'mon, let's go get a cup of coffee.

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They already know where to get a cup of coffee.

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"We just went to get a cup of coffee, and there's no line at Dunkin' Donuts, " said electrician Joe Gore, who was sipping his java on a picnic table bear Rowes Wharf, where he was helping wire a new Starbucks.

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She is friendly and welcoming, and the two of them seem like they couldn't be happier, but suddenly you find yourself wondering, OK, so there is a marble hammam and a bed that could sleep a family of 12, but can you get a cup of coffee around here?

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But what is the point of being a latte-drinking, sushi-eating, Volvo-driving progressive if you can't get a decent cup of coffee?

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Can I get you a cup of coffee?

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You can still get a donut for 40 cents, and a cup of coffee.

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Like Sisyphus, I get up every morning, grab a cup of coffee, and sit at my desk.

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Hence, a small logo on a jar of coffee means politically-minded consumers get to pay more for their daily cup, comfortable in the knowledge that the farmers who grew those coffee beans receive a decent price for their crop.

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