Q: What is our society’s most insidious addiction? Amanda Stein
What is our society’s most insidious addiction?
Asked at Peet’s Coffee at The Tanimura & Antle Family Memorial Library on CSUMB.
Thursday, November 12, 2009
A: Complacency. Everybody gets too comfortable where they are at and they don’t want to change or put forth any effort in anything.
Java Junkie: Coffee. You would think people’s lives are at risk with the way people fight to get in line.
REBECCA BARRON | Shift Lead/Barista | Seaside
A: Pop culture. People dedicate their lives to watching television.
Bad Connection: Internet. People should have the ability to turn it off. They become so addicted they can’t function in real life so they create an alternate reality online.
AKIRA SUGITA-VASQUEZ | Student | Seaside
A: Caffeine. Everybody drinks it. You have a Starbucks on every block in every city. Everyone has a cup at any time of day.
Over Time: Sports. Fans get so riled up and crazy, they go all out with full body paint and getting pissed off when anyone says anything against their team.
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