A true world divide
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A true world divide
@infobeautiful Correlates with wealth, except for UK.
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@Wintergr33n @infobeautiful The map shows the UK as teal. Which is tea.
OMG sorry, I'm jetlagged.
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A true world divide
@infobeautiful Once again I'm an outlier.
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@infobeautiful It is not accurate. Vietnam is a true coffee culture and it is not on the list.
@Microplastics101 @infobeautiful Vietnamese coffee is very good, but they really drink a lot of tea in Vietnam. Even when you order a cup of coffee you often get a cup of tea to go with it it.
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@Microplastics101 @infobeautiful Vietnamese coffee is very good, but they really drink a lot of tea in Vietnam. Even when you order a cup of coffee you often get a cup of tea to go with it it.
@lhengstmengel @infobeautiful True. But they are called cafes. Something to do with french influence. Surest thing i have found everywhere. Every town has a cafe and a hairdresser. Every few hundred meters it seems. Love to see the hairdressers to population stats
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OMG sorry, I'm jetlagged.
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A true world divide
@infobeautiful New Zealand in the South of Australia?
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@infobeautiful I'm surprised that Japan is in the coffee camp. Tea is literally _everywhere_ in Japan.
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Actually I like bothโฆ
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@infobeautiful no mate?
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That 'tea' in the Cono Sur must be yerba mate surely.@markhburton @infobeautiful makes sense ๐ง
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I suppose at this broad and binary scale nuance is lost
South India grows and drinks both tea and coffee , maybe coffee not at tea scale but still quite a lot even with the generally slightly higher price.
Coffee shops are every where in Tamil Nadu, Karnataka and Kerala.
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@infobeautiful coffee vs freshwater
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A true world divide
@infobeautiful (Italian genuine water lover)
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@lhengstmengel @infobeautiful True. But they are called cafes. Something to do with french influence. Surest thing i have found everywhere. Every town has a cafe and a hairdresser. Every few hundred meters it seems. Love to see the hairdressers to population stats
@Microplastics101 not sure what you're trying to say but chances are high that you get a cup of tea, not coffee, at the local hairdresser too. In small local eateries they will serve tea with your noodle soup, not coffee. Coffee is more of a luxury product. So I'd say the map is accurate, at least for Vietnam.
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@infobeautiful The fact - 50:50 is almost every country in the world.
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@Microplastics101 not sure what you're trying to say but chances are high that you get a cup of tea, not coffee, at the local hairdresser too. In small local eateries they will serve tea with your noodle soup, not coffee. Coffee is more of a luxury product. So I'd say the map is accurate, at least for Vietnam.
@lhengstmengel @infobeautiful I live in vietnam.
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@lhengstmengel @infobeautiful I live in vietnam.
@Microplastics101 congratulations, it is a beautiful country. @infobeautiful
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@lhengstmengel @infobeautiful True. But they are called cafes. Something to do with french influence. Surest thing i have found everywhere. Every town has a cafe and a hairdresser. Every few hundred meters it seems. Love to see the hairdressers to population stats
@Microplastics101
So like Portugal?
(minus the tea)
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@Hyperlynx
Well... you can get pretty much anything in Japanese vending machines tbh...
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