Found your pump + proposed naming convention for group rides
Posted: Fri Jun 10, 2016 3:28 pm
First things first: if you lost a pump on the Beacon Hill laps this morning, LMK. If you can provide make, model, serial number and photographic evidence that it's yours, I'll return it. Otherwise you can buy it on eBay tomorrow.
The other thing: with the advent of A2, the labelling/numbering of the rides has become baffling well beyond my mental capacity. So in the interests of building a more robust and full-bodied Tripleshot brand, I'd like to propose a Caffè Americano theme.
C = decaf
B = regular
A = long shot
For different tiers within each grouping it's all about the number of shots, starting at the top with high-test quad shots. And if you're inclined to note the relative size of the group you rode with, you can use short, tall, grande and venti.
So if, as this morning, the A group is large and you ride with the A's, you're starting your day with a venti quad long-shot Americano. A smallish B3 group, by contrast, would be a tall double-shot Americano. The even smaller group of B's ahead of them would be a short triple-shot. And dozen or so C's would make a grande decaf.
So simple and intuitive it's almost unbelievable!
The other thing: with the advent of A2, the labelling/numbering of the rides has become baffling well beyond my mental capacity. So in the interests of building a more robust and full-bodied Tripleshot brand, I'd like to propose a Caffè Americano theme.
C = decaf
B = regular
A = long shot
For different tiers within each grouping it's all about the number of shots, starting at the top with high-test quad shots. And if you're inclined to note the relative size of the group you rode with, you can use short, tall, grande and venti.
So if, as this morning, the A group is large and you ride with the A's, you're starting your day with a venti quad long-shot Americano. A smallish B3 group, by contrast, would be a tall double-shot Americano. The even smaller group of B's ahead of them would be a short triple-shot. And dozen or so C's would make a grande decaf.
So simple and intuitive it's almost unbelievable!