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I think it's $8.25 for the giant coffees tinyprojects must drink to launch so many products :)

To be fair, $8.25 is a weird price to draw an analogy with -- a deli sandwich (with no side)? A six-pack of Bud Light?

I was seriously frightened that coffee now costs almost $10 a cup and I hadn’t realized it.

This must be a starbucks "coffee" for that price.

A Starbucks coffee is like $5 Canadian and I find even that to be ridiculous.

The largest size of the fanciest coffee you can get (mocha chocolate frappucino whatever) is still like $5.50 in the middle of San Francisco, and I'm sure cheaper elsewhere. A regular Starbucks roast is 2 bucks, actually on the cheaper side compared to other coffee shops.

Don’t forget the $1 surcharge for the lactose-intolerant!

With coffee, non-milk substitute, and tax, a latte can run me nearly $8 :(