I am from Assam, where tea was first discovered in India in 1823. My state alone produces 55% of India's total tea and 18% of global tea production, so tea is everything for us!
Bruh you don't know the effects of tea. Im depressed, hopeless and nearly hysterical without my morning tea. The first drop of tea in my mouth brings me back to life.
Haha cute reaction😂 You should try chai . Not the british tea. But the Indian chai which is Sweetened black tea with milk and spices. If you ever see it on the menu, do order it🫡 Also chai is not as addictive as coffee. There's not much caffeine in it so ofcourse so its more healthier. We all just got addicted to tea cuz we have been drinking tea regularly from a young age and its delicious😂.
Tea and coffee are two different stimulants ... The effect of tea will be visible after you take authentic tea for 2-3 time then in 4th time you will feel the hit...
This due miss the main and biggest point why Tea became epidemic among Indians and that is clever marketing by British. British literally started distributed free tea to the Indians and making them addict on purpose to create one of the largest tea consuming market. And that time Indians would consume anything that is free thanks to British loot of decades leaving Indians starving.
@@el_scribbler I have had coffee once in a while from my home itself as I was forced to coz my family and distant family members all are coffee drinkers.. When I met people from people from outside I came to know that coffee is least preferred elsewhere
@@el_scribbler it depends on the culture amd taste buds dude.. U Americans are used to coffee due to cultivation of that in Brazil and other parts of American continents.. But rest of the world consume tea...
Lol. Indian coffee is basically ONLY instant coffee powder. Espresso machines and stuff are worth more than a months salary of the average Indian. And the coffee chains sell shit coffee at a price 60 times that of their local chai (literally).
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I am from Assam, where tea was first discovered in India in 1823. My state alone produces 55% of India's total tea and 18% of global tea production, so tea is everything for us!
There really must be something different about the to you drink and the disgusting stuff that comes in those baggies 🤠
In every Tea video reactions, This comment is there! why?
@@el_scribblershut up white radish. At least it's better than your hot dogs mfs. You Americans probably like putting sausages into your mouth
Kla toi iyate o aso bal
@@el_scribbler totally. I'm one of those "chai addicts". I've never used the tea bags and never will, that stuff looks disgusting
Once you have real tea not the bag one but leaves boiled for 5 minutes with cardamom and add full fat milk you will be hooked to it
Yeah That's what I hear 🤠
Bruh you don't know the effects of tea. Im depressed, hopeless and nearly hysterical without my morning tea. The first drop of tea in my mouth brings me back to life.
Everyone tells me that tea isn't addictive 🤠 I think you just enjoy the psychological high 👍 That sounds like a good thing
Haha cute reaction😂
You should try chai . Not the british tea. But the Indian chai which is Sweetened black tea with milk and spices.
If you ever see it on the menu, do order it🫡
Also chai is not as addictive as coffee. There's not much caffeine in it so ofcourse so its more healthier.
We all just got addicted to tea cuz we have been drinking tea regularly from a young age and its delicious😂.
Hey, I think coffee is delicious 🤠 But yes, I'll need to try it at some point like real tea
Tea and coffee are two different stimulants ... The effect of tea will be visible after you take authentic tea for 2-3 time then in 4th time you will feel the hit...
I drink tea when I'm sick 🤠 better than that I never have it. Of course I've never had real tea
@7:52 Yeah! Coffee persons like us may not related with this video 😂😂
If the word tea is switched with coffee it will make a lot of sense
It's 38C out outside with 70 humidity, and i am watching this in a stall with a chai. nuff said
Oh you are THAT coffee guy😂 I respect that ❤
This due miss the main and biggest point why Tea became epidemic among Indians and that is clever marketing by British. British literally started distributed free tea to the Indians and making them addict on purpose to create one of the largest tea consuming market. And that time Indians would consume anything that is free thanks to British loot of decades leaving Indians starving.
Okay so it was disturbated freely. In order to make them grow it on their own lands. 🤠
That was part of generating income. My reply was about how Indian become addict to tea.@@el_scribbler
Americans☕ you and your coffee😅tea is the most consumed beverage coz coffee tastes like piss😛
Well you probably only ever had coffee from a coffee shop 🤠 I make my own ☕ and beer is the only drink that tastes like piss
@@el_scribbler I have had coffee once in a while from my home itself as I was forced to coz my family and distant family members all are coffee drinkers.. When I met people from people from outside I came to know that coffee is least preferred elsewhere
@@rohanprakash1087 it really depends on the beans and how it is made
@@el_scribbler it depends on the culture amd taste buds dude.. U Americans are used to coffee due to cultivation of that in Brazil and other parts of American continents.. But rest of the world consume tea...
Lol. Indian coffee is basically ONLY instant coffee powder. Espresso machines and stuff are worth more than a months salary of the average Indian. And the coffee chains sell shit coffee at a price 60 times that of their local chai (literally).
I enjoyed your reaction ❤️🤣
🤠 Thank you
you definitely live under a coffee rock
Yes I do 🤠
Bro you don't know how to prepare tea. Come to India, there are varities 😂 or vari-teas
The tea in India is delicious 🤠