Just giving you shit, though I have always hated the “cup of coffee” comparison as I think people buying those expensive coffees out all the time are being foolish. Coffee at home is much better and much cheaper IMO.
I’m with you, I make it at home and it’s much better and I don’t waste hundreds of dollars a month on it like a lot of people do. What’s a better $5 comparison, a smoothie? Nah, that’s also better at home. How about a scoop of ice cream.
I honestly don’t know! With the rapid inflation and price gouging, I feel like I’m a character on Arrested Development trying to guess prices of common items.
Put it this way: saving money by drinking coffee at home is what funds your Kagi subscription. That’s 2 coffees a month and you still have 28 left to allocate, or just save.
laughs in Kagi
Money bags over here is laughing at us
The price of one coffee a month. Bling bling, mothafuckas!
Kagi is $10 a month for the decent (not weirdly limited) plan. That’s a hell of an expensive coffee.
Or the cheapest Starbucks 🤷♂️
Ok, two coffees.
Just giving you shit, though I have always hated the “cup of coffee” comparison as I think people buying those expensive coffees out all the time are being foolish. Coffee at home is much better and much cheaper IMO.
I’m with you, I make it at home and it’s much better and I don’t waste hundreds of dollars a month on it like a lot of people do. What’s a better $5 comparison, a smoothie? Nah, that’s also better at home. How about a scoop of ice cream.
I honestly don’t know! With the rapid inflation and price gouging, I feel like I’m a character on Arrested Development trying to guess prices of common items.
Put it this way: saving money by drinking coffee at home is what funds your Kagi subscription. That’s 2 coffees a month and you still have 28 left to allocate, or just save.
5 dollars buys me a week of coffee.
Mr has coffee once a month over here 😂
laughs I at least my search results aren’t tied to a credit card holder which identifies me
Does kagi do its own indexing?
Some, especially for “small web” sites.