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Here is a ramble on Lipton Sweetened Iced Tea. I do prefer the Green Tea Arizona puts out, but at Dunkin Donuts, they do not carry this beverage. Coffee is necessary most mornings and Dunkin is closest (needed in this weather) and cheapest (I am a Jew). Now, if I were to just order coffee then I would have hot going into my body first thing. I rather cold so that the dryness of my slumber is erased. Hence, the Iced Tea. I know what you will say, but Josh, you sometimes make hot tea for yourself in the morning and doesn't that contradict the very nature of this ramble. Yes, it does, but this is only a ramble. Rambles are not public address from heads of state or articles in widely circulated newspapers or magazines. Rambles are certainly not evening news reports, announcements of candidacies or even concession speeches. Rambles are flat out bumbling words to take up space. Maybe a keen observation or factoid makes its way into a ramble, but nothing should hold up in a court of law. I do, however, take ownership of this ramble, so I will now explain myself on the point of hot and cold. You see, tea is like nectar and soothes no matter if it is hot or cold. Coffee on the other hand is like a vice gripping you tight, not wanting to let go and forcing you to succumb to its graphic nature. Which would you prefer to start your morning with, I ask...nectar or vice? Miami is nice this time of year I hear.