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Thirty years of one cup of tea

A cup in the morning, maybe another in the afternoon. Day to day you barely notice it, but count the years and small things grow surprisingly big. Let’s just count.

An example, change it
Tk
Cups per day
Total cups0
Total spent0

The cup shelf

= 100 cups of tea
Years 1–10Years 11–20Years 21–30Years 31–40

Another way to picture it

Assumption: each cup is 8 cm wide, lined up side by side. Just a guess for fun.

Assumption: one cup holds 120 ml of tea. Also a guess.

Pure maths: total spent divided by total days.

The point is not to give up tea. Keep the tea, keep the chats. It’s just about noticing how small things add up over time.

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