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Hehe, this would be my 'losy' attempt at serving coffee!

for (grep {$_->is_early_tired() && $_->requires_coffee()} @cb_monks) {
  do {
  $_->consume(Hot::Coffee->new($_->get_coffee_prefs()));
  while ($_->more_coffee_wont_hurt()); 
}
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Note that I'm not a big expert on customer care ;).

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In reply to Re: Caffeine and its delivery to monks in need by vladb
in thread Caffeine and its delivery to monks in need by broquaint

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