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The sip club members who are most impacted by the change are not the people that hang out all day. It’s those of us who drive by and grab a coffee or drink on the way to work. On the way home, we stop back in for what is basically a refill . Absolutely no refills in between. I literally see the same people hanging in at 7 am and they are still in there at 4 or 5 pm. Yesterday the same thing happened. Going to this extreme, really impacted my two coffees a day.

Are they moving all the drinks behind the counter? If they aren’t moving the drinks behind the counter, how are they gonna stop refills? Anyone have any idea also will customers be able to use the personal cups? Are we chasing people down the street?

So no more coffee refills after August 19? Are they planning to hide the coffee behind the counter?

My Ragdoll Mo was 16 , He was diagnosed with feline diabetes on Thursday July 2, 2026. His labs were all “good” except his blood sugar. He also had an eye infection that was resistant to treatment. Brought him back to the vet Friday for meds and instructions. The vet mentioned she was giving a steroid injection for his eye infection. I was overwhelmed with his diagnosis and very worried about him. On the ride home, I remembered that steroids spike blood sugar way up but it was too late because she already gave him a “long acting “ steroid shot. Mo never ate again. He was dead by Sunday morning. I have no idea why the vet would administer a steroid shot to a cat with newly diagnosed diabetes and I have no idea why I didn’t catch it

My 16 y/o cat was just diagnosed and put on Bexacat. Has anyone tried puppy pee pads for an old cat with neuropathy or dislocated hip?