if you can't chew your coffee

i dont even eat sugar! but i noticed my coworker chewing her coffee and you know... that's not so good.
when i did have sugar and i worked at this record outlet i used to get a large ice coffee from DD and have 18 sugars in it.
 
no, splenda is psychotically NOT like equal or sweet 'n' low. it tastes like real sugar but without that scummy, sticky residue that gets left in your mouth. my mother, my sister, and myself now all carry it around in our bags to use at restaurants that (criminally) only carry that nasty fake sugar that has aftertastes and phenylnukekaryoticaklblablahs.
 
When I was working landscaping this summer, my supervisor and I were stopping by a gas station to pick up gas for the mowers when I decided I wanted some coffee (it was 6 in the morning on a monday). I always take my coffee black so as not to minimize the quantities of caffeine per cup. After observing this habit of mine, my supervisor asked me why I took it that way, which I explained saying I needed to be up all night at school for work (just pulled another allnighter last night) and just got used to it. He proceeded to tell me about where he learned to take his coffee black and strong, Prison. Were he not my supervisor and not a violent felon, I would have suggested that he took something else black and strong in prison, but for the time, I kept my mouth shut.