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The World’s Best Coffee and The World’s Worst Haircut

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They’ve got it all in Boquete - 

I recently had a cup of the acclaimed Cafe Ruiz coffee in Boquete. I paid 50 cents for what some have called the greatest cup of coffee in the world.

Cafe Ruiz black goodness

My coffee palate is unrefined so I can’t comment on that. But, it did inspire me to try what is known as a caffeine nap.

My initial experiments have found pretty good results. Here’s how to take a caffeine nap:

1) Drink a cup of coffee (8 to 12 oz depending on how much caffeine you can tolerate).
2) Immediately take a 15 minute nap while the coffee and caffeine is being absorbed. Set an alarm clock because best results are found with short rest periods.
3) Wake up and enjoy a couple hours of renewed energy.

Give it a…shot

*****

What a $2 haircut looks like

I seem to have a odd affinity for experimenting with my hair. Maybe it’s because I’ve always had strange and difficult hair. I have 3 separate cowlicks that all have minds of their own. 

Yesterday, I went to a barber in Boquete and got a $2 haircut

Check it out:

Un  pello corto malo

I am experiencing the gamut in Boquete.

My question: do you really get what you pay for? For a cup of some of the best coffee in the world, I paid 50 cents. For one of the worst haircuts I’ve gotten, ever, I paid $2. I think the $2 haircut was priced appropriately, but couldn’t Cafe Ruiz charge $1 and still have the same amount of customers? Think about it.

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