A slang expression describing the moment you find yourself drinking the same black coffee as your dad, marking the realization that you’re now considered "old", especially when still living at parents' home past your 23rd birthday. It highlights the irony of being too old for youthful independence while still in a transitional phase.
I took a sip of that bitter black coffee and suddenly felt like I was 30, still living with my parents at 23. Guess I’ve officially hit the coffee-and-couch phase!
by Emotional Cruiser August 9, 2025

a brand of coffee sold in the US, a division of the J.M. Smucker Company. The company sold whole bean and ground coffee in retail settings and on its website.
On September 9, 2016, J.M. Smucker Co. announced its decision to discontinue the Millstone Coffee brand, citing 'lack of sustainable demand
by SPrice1980 May 7, 2023

Person to attractive quarantine candidate: coffee, kiss, and quarantine?
Candidate: thanks, but id rather go shopping for disinfectant wipes with you unless you have a fever.
Candidate: thanks, but id rather go shopping for disinfectant wipes with you unless you have a fever.
by Doctor.vin March 13, 2020

by UndertaleFandomSucksAss May 13, 2016

Starbucks hires professionals who are at least in their 20s
While Dunkin Donuts hire amateurs who are usually teenagers who serves Sloppy Toppy Coffee
While Dunkin Donuts hire amateurs who are usually teenagers who serves Sloppy Toppy Coffee
by EmJayee February 6, 2018

by Mr El Conquistador May 20, 2022

The coffee or low-priced item you buy at a cafe in order to validate spending a long time in the cafe.
Commonly applied in situations where the cafe has a comfortable spot to read or do homework, or offers free wifi.
Considered an excellent means of preventing dirty looks from baristas and managers.
Commonly applied in situations where the cafe has a comfortable spot to read or do homework, or offers free wifi.
Considered an excellent means of preventing dirty looks from baristas and managers.
by Wooden Leg Named Smyth September 1, 2011
