Caffeine Tolerant vs. Caffeine Free Med Student

[mellie0]

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I do agree, but I gotta say I love the smell of burnt Dunkin coffee in my hair after I walk out of a DD store. Anyone else? Is that just me?

I find that I smell terrible, all buttery and whatever else they’re cooking/baking. I feel like all the grease gets on my hair/clothes. If it was coffee smell, great, but I find that it’s not!

 

[curbsideconsult]

I find that I smell terrible, all buttery and whatever else they’re cooking/baking. I feel like all the grease gets on my hair/clothes. If it was coffee smell, great, but I find that it’s not!

I guess it is just me. Womp.

 

[bananafish94]

I never had a drop of the stuff until the month that I took I MCAT (which shall forever be known as "Hell-tober" to me). Loved it, never looked back. I personally have never had an issue with caffeine tolerance - as long as I get a normal amount of sleep coffee is just something that brightens my morning and makes me happy, not something that I depend on to live. I can't stand anything sweetened, though. Milk and sugar in coffee is disgusting. I like mine black as night and stronger than 1000 oxen.