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Before your morning latte, coffee was called "Satan's bitter invention." Drinking it could get you EXECUTED.

This is the insane true story they don't teach you in Starbucks.

It started with dancing goats in Ethiopia. Yes, really. A shepherd named Kaldi watched his goats go absolutely wild after eating mysterious red berries. When monks saw this "devil's work," they threw the berries into fire. But the smell was so incredible, they rescued them - accidentally inventing coffee.

Here's what happened next:
☠️ Ottoman Sultan made coffee punishable by DEATH (he killed people personally)
⛔ Banned 5 times across different countries
🔬 Swedish king forced twins into deadly coffee vs tea experiment
🎼 Beethoven counted EXACTLY 60 beans every morning
📈 Voltaire drank 50 cups mixed with chocolate daily
💰 Your $7 latte costs 3,000% more than its beans

Today? We drink 2.25 BILLION cups every single day. Finland alone consumes 12kg per person yearly. Starbucks opens 2 new stores DAILY.

From goats going wild to powering Wall Street, coffee didn't just wake up the world - it literally built the modern one.

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🤯 INSANE FACTS NOT IN THE VIDEO:
The webcam was invented to check if the coffee pot was full
Brazil sent athletes to 1932 Olympics with coffee to sell (couldn't afford the trip)
Espresso has LESS caffeine than regular coffee
Bach wrote a "Coffee Cantata" about addiction
Lloyd's of London insurance started in a coffeehouse
It takes 140 liters of water to make ONE cup
You'd die after 100 cups in 4 hours

📊 THE NUMBERS ARE CRAZY:
64% of Americans drink coffee daily
New Yorkers drink 7x more than other US cities
Coffee is the 2nd most traded commodity after oil
The industry is worth $100 BILLION globally


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