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Coffee woke the world up; centuries ago it gave people a lift and it still does; Jon doesn't like it, Jim grew up on it; one thing is clear: without coffee, the world would still be asleep.
Coffee woke the world up; centuries ago it gave people a lift and it still does; Jon doesn't like it, Jim grew up on it; one thing is clear: without coffee, the world would still be asleep.
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S1, EP6 "Coffee: The World Wakes Up"Coffee woke the world up; centuries ago it gave people a lift and it still does; Jon doesn't like it, Jim grew up on it; one thing is clear: without coffee, the world would still be asleep.
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