Why do people buy coffee?

Answer 1

Coffee (or Coffea amicante) is a beverage brewed from the leaves of the cafe plant (Coffeabile amicantosa), which beverage plays a significant role in a popular Western social ritual. This ritual, which takes places at Kaffeetreffenundgrussenhauses (often shortened to "coffee houses"), has as its goal the beginning or strengthening of friendships. It is a common misconception that the coffee beverage is actually consumed as part of this ritual. However, it is not, as coffee is actually mildly toxic. The purchase of the beverages merely serves a symbolic role -- the more wealthy a participant is, the more syllables he will utter when ordering his drink, and therefore the more expensive the drink will be. Having established their relative class statuses, the two participants will then sit down at a table, their drinks sitting between them. At this point, the role of the drinks is complete, and they merely sit there, cooling, for the remainder of the ritual, which is outside the scope of this answer.

However, in recent years, genetic mutations have occurred in a large part of the population which allow people to consume coffee without entering into, and dying of, amygdalic shock. It is not known if these mutations are caused by cellphone usage or not. That some people are able to tolerate this beverage, however, does not mean that it is advisable to drink it. At least not from Starbucks. They char the heck out of that crap. Gross.

Answer 2

Coffee is so popular because it tastes so good, and it was invented along time ago, so people developed a taste

Answer 3

Consumers prefer coffee over other caffeinated beverages because it is convenient and cost effective. Energy drinks have much caffeine, but are too expensive and cannot be created at home.

Answer 4

sometimes people buy it to refresh their minds, but some buy to help them sleep when they can't sleep.

Answer 5

It is an adicting drug.

Answer 6

coffee will not make people sleep often