Capuccino is no longer allowed in my car ever
The other day I stopped and bought a capuccino on the way to a buddies house. On the way I took a turn a little hard and managed to spill some on the console. Long story short other than having to clean up a mess a little bit got in behind the faceplate on my CD player without my knowing it and turned it into a paperweight.
I'd be upset except that I suppose having to replace my headunit is not the worst thing in the world. While I'm at it I think I will replace the fronts with some infinity's and rears with polk audio's.
Hooray for good credit! And then there is the fact that I managed to scrape by Christmas this year without putting anything on my credit card.
I'd be upset except that I suppose having to replace my headunit is not the worst thing in the world. While I'm at it I think I will replace the fronts with some infinity's and rears with polk audio's.
Hooray for good credit! And then there is the fact that I managed to scrape by Christmas this year without putting anything on my credit card.
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If by headunit you're referring to the stock bose unit, then by no means is still a capuccino in your car a bad thing. It was a paperweight long before you spilled your capuccino on it.
Change capuccino vendors or instruct them on how to make it correctly. The perfect capuccino should be expresso and a small amount of steamed milk. If made properly, it would never spill. I AM the capuccino master! 3 stops a day of quad shots, thats my habit!
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Originally Posted by Theatrix
Change capuccino vendors or instruct them on how to make it correctly. The perfect capuccino should be expresso and a small amount of steamed milk. If made properly, it would never spill. I AM the capuccino master! 3 stops a day of quad shots, thats my habit!
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