I dunno- seems perfectly logical to me. Earl Grey is the blend- and he states the temperature. Which you know...a machine kind of needs you to do.
Also I know people who drink tea cold- it is a thing!
I mean, Earl Grey is a specific blend of tea, is it not? Flavoured with bergamot oil?But as in the OP, Earl Grey only refers to tea, and 'hot' is not a temperature. And even if drinking cold tea is a thing (never heard of this), it's very out of the ordinary.
I mean, Earl Grey is a specific blend of tea, is it not? Flavoured with bergamot oil?
Ahhhhh. I see your point now. Whoops.Yes, but that's the point. It is tea, so you wouldn't also need to say 'tea', just 'Earl Grey'.
You’ve never heard of ice tea? It’s served cold all over America. In the American South it’s served cold and sweet. If you don’t want it sweet you’d better make that clear.But as in the OP, Earl Grey only refers to tea, and 'hot' is not a temperature. And even if drinking cold tea is a thing (never heard of this), it's very out of the ordinary.
I disagree. Clothes get dirty and need cleaning. Part of life.But seriously, bathrooms are necessary. You don't really have to even imply they exist because they kinda must. The same isn't really true of laundry services.
Interesting. That's the main way people I know drink it is cold or iced.And even if drinking cold tea is a thing (never heard of this), it's very out of the ordinary.
Almost all tea I drink is iced. I haven't had a hot tea in months. Try some iced Barry's Irish Breakfast with honey (sweeten before adding the ice). You're welcome.But as in the OP, Earl Grey only refers to tea, and 'hot' is not a temperature. And even if drinking cold tea is a thing (never heard of this), it's very out of the ordinary.
You’ve never heard of ice tea? It’s served cold all over America. In the American South it’s served cold and sweet. If you don’t want it sweet you’d better make that clear.
I disagree. Clothes get dirty and need cleaning. Part of life.
Does to me.Sure, but that doesn't necessarily mean laundry services are needed in the same way bathrooms are.
Does to me.
To me both make sense.People need somewhere to 'use the bathroom'. Even if that only means somewhere for privacy. If clothes can be replicated daily, there's no need for laundry services.
One is more necessary than the other.
To me both make sense.
Because I don't see people replicating clothes daily. Seems weird to me.How? One is clearly more necessary than the other.
Because I don't see people replicating clothes daily. Seems weird to me.
Clothes need laundering. That's my brain.
More my point is that not mentioning something doesn't mean it doesn't exist.Yeah, but that doesn't mean not mentioning laundry is the same as not mentioning bathrooms, which was your original point.
And thinking about it, replicating would seem to make more sense.
So you have heard of it?Notice how it's being called 'iced tea'? That's because people say 'tea' for hot tea, then 'iced tea' for cold.
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Nope. I can go in to a restaurant near my work and order tea and get cold tea.So you have heard of it?
In parts of America if you order tea it will come cold and in a glass.
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