Pie and Coffee 
Coffee
Bruce and I went to a show at The Q, 362 Chandler St in Worcester. The time has come to talk about it.
Bruce: . . . I already was elected.
Pie and Coffee: Elected to what?
B: Elected to make a difference in the world and in people’s lives. And I’ve already succeeded.
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It’s time for our annual conversation from and about the Mid-Ohio Valley. This year, Mark and Sarah talk about the Aeropress coffee maker, the Golden Girls, Yakov Smirnoff, “Black Pete,” and “Bubble.”
But not Barry Switzer.
Pie and Coffee: Are we going to talk about coffee first, or Barry Switzer first?
Mark: Whatever you want. I don’t care.
P: I’m drinking this cup of coffee. This is not the greatest cup of coffee I’ve ever had.
M: Yeah, it’s okay coffee, but it’s not–
Sarah: I’d say it’s solid.
M: I’d say it’s fine. I mean, that’s the thing, it’s perfectly acceptable.
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This week, we talk about the downtown Honey Dew Donuts, and the end of Java Hut.
Bruce: I’m Bruce Russell, aka The Snow Ghost, and we’re doing a coffee interview about the new Honey Dew Donuts, formerly a Dunkin Donuts. And my experience was that it’s not like the other Honey Dew Donuts. It’s a small place as opposed to the other ones I’ve gone to. This one wasn’t as busy.
Pie and Coffee: Well, we went there on a Saturday morning. I have to say, I thought it was a pretty comparable experience to Dunkin Donuts, except that I got a positive vibe from the staff.
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This week Bruce and I grabbed some free coffee at the Artichoke food co-op, 800 Main Street, Worcester, MA.
PIEANDCOFFEE: It’s time for the hammer of judgement to smite the co-op.
BRUCE: This episode . . . gonna introduce this episode, it’s called Pie and Coffee. And we’re here to interview about the Artichoke and the experience that went on there yesterday.
PIE: So they had free coffee yesterday.
BRUCE: They did.
PIE: They usually don’t have pre-made coffee. I think they just have the beans.
What did you think of the coffee?
BRUCE: It was very good, but it was very strong.
PIE: You don’t like it so strong?
BRUCE: I love it strong.
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Are you able to help the South Bend Catholic Worker with a donation?
They need the following items:
I think they could also use a copy of the Joy of Cooking.
You can bring donations to their drop-in center, “Our Lady of the Road,” 744 South Main Street in South Bend, Indiana, Friday and Saturday mornings. If you’d like to volunteer at Our Lady of the Road, please stop by and say hello.
Your generous donation will keep Al fully caffeinated.
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