I’m not anti-caffeine. But as I’ve said before, I think caffeine is too effective a drug to waste on recreational use. And that brings me to today’s complaint — why is it so hard to order a diet white (i.e un-caffeinated) soda in a restaurant? Is it really that poor of a seller? Since caffeine stimulates the appetite, you’d think people who are watching their weight (and that seems to be a majority of us these days) would want a no calorie, no caffeine yet tastes great solution to their beverage problem. I don’t want to sue, but desperate men do desperate things.
#1 by Bruce Rheinstein on April 7, 2004 - 10:12 am
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Perhaps because caffeinated sodas tend to taste better and there isn’t much demand for the other kind?