We asked if you would consider yourself to be a coffee drinker. The vast majority of respondents, with a little over 71% agreed with "Yes! Don't talk to me until I'm on my second cup". About 21% of respondents reported that they do not drink coffee, agreeing with "No. I could do without coffee". And the remainder, about 7% identified with "Other". A couple respondents that sided with other elaborated with: 

"I can take it or leave it."

"Yes, but I don't need it to be functional."

"Weekend Coffee Warrior (occasionally at work)."

If you consider yourself a coffee drinker, when did you start?

Next, we asked if you do consider yourself a coffee drinker or previously were a coffee drinker, when did you start? The top 2 answers, taking over 68% of the respondent population was high school and college with 34% each. First job was the 3rd highest with just under 23%. The event of a new child was the least likeliest answer from respondents with only about 3%. A few respondents that fell into the "Question does not apply" percentage elaborated with: 

"Just recently"

"When I joined the work force after high school."

"After college. I moved to the NW and worked a job where I made coffee."

what does it mean to "make it dirty" when ordering coffee?

This was a just-for-fun question we asked to see what you would "brew" up. The correct answer is adding a shot(s) of espresso to your Chai Latte or coffee drink of choice.

Here are some the responses we received:

"Add a shot of espresso."

"To have it black."

"To use older coffee grounds in with the fresh grounds."

"No idea and I don't think I want to know."

"A nice, dark, freshly brewed cup of coffee with just a hint of creamer. That's what it means to me!"

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Why all the coffee talk? Latitude designed a fictitious company, LatiBrewed, to demonstrate Latitude's LatitudeConnect features and functions.