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Espresso Round with Joe & Jeremy from the Shlurp Podcast · Coffee People Podcast

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  All right, we are starting the espresso round with Joe and
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  Jeremy from the Slurp podcast. If you haven't listened to it
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  already, you should listen to our full episode interview with
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  them. That's right, let's get excited.
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  The espresso round is presented by Rostar Coffee Packaging.
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  They've just been such incredible supporters of this
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  show. And if you haven't seen it yet,
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  we have a coffee. Coffee people Roast West Coast
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  has a coffee out in a roast our bag right now.
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  So check that out in the links. Jeremy and Joe, Are you ready
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  for the espresso round? They're totally arbitrary.
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  Yeah, they're arbitrary. Answer question, then answers.
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  It's our. Favorite part?
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  That serve no real purpose. You guys did an episode about
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  big face coffee. I am a huge Jimmy Butler the
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  Person fan. Absolutely.
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  Huge fan of him as an athlete as well, but more I think the
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  person that he is 'cause he just seems like a really interesting
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  person that is true to himself. So taking him out of the
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  equation, Can celebrity coffee be good coffee?
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  Yeah, they have the resources, don't they?
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  It can if you know what you're doing.
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  Jimmy Butler's the only one who I've seen that does a good job.
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  And that's like from my honest opinion, I think Emma
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  Chamberlain's the closest, but knowing her process even then,
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  like it's not good, so. Yeah, I know, to Chamberlain.
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  Sorry, it's possible that's the answer.
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  That's my final answer. It is possible.
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  You should come to us and we'll help you build a coffee business
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  that's. Oh, there you go.
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  You're you're not just podcasters, rations managers,
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  content creators, You're consultants now.
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  I actually am a coffee consultant just so we're putting
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  out there. I keep learning new things.
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  That's why we do this. Let's stick on that celebrity
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  theme. If you could have a cup of
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  coffee with one living celebrity, who would it be and
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  why? Oh, that's hard.
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  Keanu Reeves. I don't know why it just came to
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  my head, right? It would just be it would just
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  be fun. I would.
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  I love The Matrix. I love Keanu Reeves and I feel
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  like it would be a genuine conversation that he would just,
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  it would, I don't know, he'd pour into me just as much as I
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  pour into him. Puns and tons.
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  Joe, have you ever listened to my show before?
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  No. I asked that because I've asked
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  maybe 100 people what their favorite Keanu Reeves movie is
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  at the end of the show. That's awesome.
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  And the correct answer is the Lake House with Sandra Bullock.
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  Jeremy, how about you? Yeah, I'm still thinking about
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  Joe and Keanu Reeves pouring something into each other.
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  I don't know what he's talking about, but I.
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  Oh, I knew. He was my celebrity would be
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  Andrew Garfield, big spider man fan, but also tic tic boom made
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  me ball and yeah, he just seems very deep and intentional.
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  I also really liked Silence is what it's called I think with I
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  forget the other actor's name. Big big name.
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  And Adam Driver. Yes, yeah, great movie, very
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  philosophical and I really appreciate his interviews, so I
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  would love to grab a coffee with him.
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  What makes for a good Co worker? I think you got to be a team
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  player. You can't.
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  You have to have some semblance of thinking about other people
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  you're working with, whether you're on shift with them or
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  not. You know they're going to
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  someone's going to come in after you.
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  So how do you leave this the bar after you're done?
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  But also, how do you communicate?
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  I think you just need to be willing to to compromise on
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  certain things with the people you're working with.
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  I think good multitasker because they could still have
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  conversations with you while working, while cleaning, while
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  prepping. And then the second thing is
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  consistency. I like to know like at least
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  like when I go into work, like I want to be the same person I was
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  or the same energy. So because it can get draining
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  if you're a Co worker that's not consistent in your behavior or
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  like just your vibe. And so I know like it can be
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  draining for me. And so I want to bring a
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  consistent energy regardless of how I'm feeling.
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  I could be honest with them on how I'm feeling, but the energy
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  is kind of consistent. The most I'm trying to think of
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  the best way to say this without offending anyone, but that's not
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  really your vibe so let's just no you.
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  Find a way. The most annoying thing about
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  your Co host is what I'm. Going to really.
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  Let me see this first. Joe doesn't appreciate my humor
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  for what it is and he he devalues what I bring to the
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  table in terms of pure comedic relief.
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  I think it's just how much he loves me.
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  So it's it's crazy. I was going to point out that
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  Jeremy's was about himself and not about Joe really.
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  I can say something about Joe. Let's see.
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  Let's see. Joe doesn't appreciate how how
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  attractive I am. Yeah, yeah.
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  OK, let's let's flip it and reverse it.
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  The thing that you appreciate most about your Co host.
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  Oh man. There you go.
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  I feel like Jeremy is someone I've learned even as a friend,
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  when no one is watching, he is very, very he will invest into
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  you and he'll care about you and he's very consistent as a
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  friend. I think consistency is very
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  important to me. So I think he's consistently
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  showed up in my life. Thanks, man.
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  I think, let's see, there's a lot to say.
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  I think Joe is very intentional and he knows when to have fun
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  and when to be serious. And I don't think everyone
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  really bounces that well, but he's able to switch gears and
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  really be a great listener if something does happen and then
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  also switch gears back to talking about Marvel for 30
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  minutes or something. And he can.
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  I think he's. Really.
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  Intentional that way he also loves his wife abundantly and
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  it's very clear. We joke that his Instagram is
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  his wife's fan page. And so I think that's very sweet
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  to see and it it's a kind of a sign of his character.
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  So I definitely appreciate that about him.
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  I actually didn't share Joe's Instagram in the podcast notes
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  because I felt a little uncomfortable putting that much
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  attention. On.
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  Her I. Wasn't sure.
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  How to do that? We're going to close out this
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  Rostar Espresso round with one last question, and it's your
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  last chance to to make an impression on this audience.
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  What's your coffee hot take? Oh.
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  I have lots so it's hard to narrow it down.
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  That's why I'm hesitant or like slow to come up with one.
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  What hit you right in the gut when I asked?
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  I think I've been learning a lot about coffee industry as like a
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  whole supply chain. And I think roasters charge too
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  much for their their labor. And basically I think coffee
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  could be cheaper by the time it gets to cafes.
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  And so, yeah, I'm a, I'm becoming a fan of people being
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  empowered to roast their own coffee is kind of my thinking.
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  Mine's not as deep. I don't like cold brew.
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  You know why that's so offensive to me right now?
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  I literally gave Joe a cup of coffee before we started.
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  We're drinking the same cups and it's a cold brew.
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  And he says on air that he doesn't like cold brew.
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  I that just, that hurts my feelings.
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  That's crazy. As he's.
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  Drinking away. My God.
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  I knew it was a cold. Brew are you in the same
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  building but in different rooms that now that we're talking?
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  Yes. I find that amazing because I
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  think there's a good chance you might have come to blows if you
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  hadn't been in different rooms. Maybe.
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  Jeremy and Joe, thank you for surviving this espresso round.
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  I certainly appreciate you. And if you're listening to this
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  or watching this, if it ends up being on video somewhere, check
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  out the Schlur podcast. I believe it's on every major
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  platform and you'll find links to it in this show's notes and
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  in our newsletter and everywhere.
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  And I'm excited to see how you grow.
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  I look back at, you know, the first episodes I did, I think,
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  Oh my God, I recorded that on Google Meet on my phone that I
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  was holding up to the computer and look at me now I'm in a
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  closet. So you guys can achieve the same
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  type of success. It's amazing, aspirational.