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[QUOTE="the_taste_of_cigarettes:710821"]2400 oz = 400 6 oz servings = 400 x 175mg Caffeine = 70g of Caffeine "A typical lethal dose of caffeine is 10 grams, although people have survived up to 24g. A shot of espresso has (*between 40mg and 100mg, depending on a number of factors). So unless you have unusual tolerance, it ought to take a nice round 100 shots, or say 50 double cappucinos, to get to that big cafe in the sky." (source: http://www.seas.upenn.edu/%7Eudani/caffeine.html (some of the numbers are slightly off, I've noticed)) Either way, me doubts the 100 cups of coffee as a [i]verbatim[/i] fact. However, Caffeine is water soluble, and if your company is brewing less than the correct amount of grinds per serving, then it's possible that number-of-milligrams-per-cup could be cut significantly. Also, re-brewing and shitty insta-grinds have different amounts of caffeine, too, than real-deal fresh roasted and ground coffee.[/QUOTE]
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