It is likely tea, but a quick search found several brands of instant coffee bags that look and are used exactly like tea, so it might be coffee look up Folgers Coffee Singles Classic Roast Coffee Bags.
An acknowledgement isn’t really a response. A response takes much longer. If Rat just wants to know if Goat got the email, he should set the notify when read option if his email has that.
As a truck driver, I do not need to read, or respond to the emails my company sends me. It truly is a blessing to not know everyone at the trucking terminal has thoughts on everything.
If a real person that I know takes the time to write an email to me I feel it is simply a sign of respect to acknowledge receipt even if I have nothing more to say. Conversely, if I took the time to write a personal email and don’t receive a reply, I don’t send them email anymore.Which may be what they want.
I’m terrible at responding to emails in a timely manner. Which is especially problematic because I’ve recently taken on the duties of corresponding secretary in an organization I belong to.
Of course, I wouldn’t actually write “Thanks. Got your email.” A response that’s got enough substance to it to be useful can justify a longer lag time.
My Wisconsin brother visited Cook Island, and responded to my (also Wisconsin) Message in seconds. (As a long retired AT&T engineer, I had first checked to learn they have both coax and fiber cables and well networked. We old managers never die, we just smell that way.)
Have a coffee maker that uses those plastic things. Got a gold screen holder that goes where the plastic things do. Use my regular coffee in it brews 8 to 12 once’s at a time. Or tea if creep thing empty and tag bag in cup.
BE THIS GUY 11 months ago
Rat still emails? That’s very 2004.
BasilBruce 11 months ago
So that’s a coffee bag in Goat’s mug?
ronaldspence 11 months ago
point taken Rat!
sirbadger 11 months ago
Thinking about how to phrase a response is the hard part.
milesteg 11 months ago
Tea. Goat’s drinking tea. Please be more careful next time!
B UTTONS 11 months ago
Yet Goat falls into the Rat trap.
Concretionist 11 months ago
Took me longer to read the ’toon than reply. Just saying.
c001 11 months ago
Maybe Rat expected a more elaborate answer than this, which maybe will take longer than four seconds.
grandvitara 11 months ago
Coffee sip? From a mug with a tea bag?
Gent 11 months ago
Ha. Rat is expose you is a feelthy liar Goat.
serithinflight 11 months ago
It is likely tea, but a quick search found several brands of instant coffee bags that look and are used exactly like tea, so it might be coffee look up Folgers Coffee Singles Classic Roast Coffee Bags.
Troglodyte 11 months ago
Goat should’ve sent a “Thumbs Up” emoji, at the very least… :D
some idiot from R'lyeh Premium Member 11 months ago
Setting up an autoreply takes a little longer, but you can amortise it over many emails/.
markkahler52 11 months ago
Why don’t Goat and Rat just TALK?! They’re sitting right there!
smithsilverstrea 11 months ago
Its coffeftea.
KageKat 11 months ago
Rat, if you keep up the pedantic behavior, someone’s gonna slap you.
david_42 11 months ago
Time for Goat to learn auto-reply.
Ellis97 11 months ago
At least takes a few seconds to receive emails and text messages. I don’t receive voicemails for two or theee days.
Croc Holliday 11 months ago
Ah, but must we expect that we’re entitled to a response merely for having been on the receiving end of an email?
[Traveler] Premium Member 11 months ago
He’s assuming that goat always has his phone close at hand and is attentive to it.
JohnTheFoole 11 months ago
Tea, actually. Goat drinks tea.
uniquename 11 months ago
An acknowledgement isn’t really a response. A response takes much longer. If Rat just wants to know if Goat got the email, he should set the notify when read option if his email has that.
wirepunchr 11 months ago
A short reply to Rat is “Buzz off!”
SusieB 11 months ago
Not everyone has their phone in hand at all times. Expecting an immediate response is unreasonable
HOTLOTUS1 11 months ago
BEAN THERE DONE THAT
Kveldulf 11 months ago
Let me get this straight ………… Rat is teaching Goat good manners?
What next? A room temperature winter day in Canada? Oops, just had one.
I think I’ll emigrate to the USA so I can support that fine Statesman Trump in his quest to overthrow the Biden dictatorship!
royq27 11 months ago
Three seconds to kick Rat’s butt out the door…
rossevrymn 11 months ago
anal
ira.crank 11 months ago
Many emails, text messages, and comments don’t really need a response.
drivingfuriously Premium Member 11 months ago
As a truck driver, I do not need to read, or respond to the emails my company sends me. It truly is a blessing to not know everyone at the trucking terminal has thoughts on everything.
Larry S 11 months ago
If a real person that I know takes the time to write an email to me I feel it is simply a sign of respect to acknowledge receipt even if I have nothing more to say. Conversely, if I took the time to write a personal email and don’t receive a reply, I don’t send them email anymore.Which may be what they want.
Goat from PBS 11 months ago
Coffee? Since when do I drink coffee? I drink tea.
John Jorgensen 11 months ago
I’m terrible at responding to emails in a timely manner. Which is especially problematic because I’ve recently taken on the duties of corresponding secretary in an organization I belong to.
Of course, I wouldn’t actually write “Thanks. Got your email.” A response that’s got enough substance to it to be useful can justify a longer lag time.
dgaietto22 11 months ago
I am Rat in that.
zeexenon 11 months ago
My Wisconsin brother visited Cook Island, and responded to my (also Wisconsin) Message in seconds. (As a long retired AT&T engineer, I had first checked to learn they have both coax and fiber cables and well networked. We old managers never die, we just smell that way.)
AndrewSihler 11 months ago
Is Rat understudying for King Gama in Gilbert & Sullivan’s Princess Ida?
nikkibelle 11 months ago
Have a coffee maker that uses those plastic things. Got a gold screen holder that goes where the plastic things do. Use my regular coffee in it brews 8 to 12 once’s at a time. Or tea if creep thing empty and tag bag in cup.
tomevansphd 11 months ago
Coffee bags been around for about 30 years. Don’t even come close to the real deal, in my humble opinion . . . my two cents!
Swirls Before Pine 11 months ago
You can buy reusable containers for Keurig-type machines.