Thick mug water is the pauper's tea. And I have taken back on it when out of tea or somewhere that doesn't have teas I like, but still want something to sip. Could water is iced tea, and warm water is hot tea
the only time i drink water from a mug is when:
1) i am completely out of clean glasses (i'll drink water out of a dirty glass before i use a clean mug
2) accidental ingestion of paintbrush rinse water 😹
This question is forcing me to realize that 99% of the water I drink comes from double walled aluminum tumblers, and the thought of drinking water from another vessel sounds distasteful. I now feel much less normal than I felt five minutes ago.
I never drink water from mugs (unless it is hot water/tea). I also reject glasses that get wider at the top. Must have straight sides. I don't make the rules. Okay, maybe I do...
On a similar note: establishments that serve beverages in a mason jar without a straw deserve to fail.
Like are people just immune to the ways that the rim (IDK how you describe those screw on thingys) completely overwhelms the drinking experience?
My husband and I have wayyyy more mugs than two humans will ever need, especially since we both agree that the only beverages that can be served in a mug are coffee or (for me) hot tea.
