the scent of overpriced coffee was like the armpit of God.
In "Some of the Best from Tor.com: 2014," Ellen Datlow presents a vivid and humorous description of overpriced coffee, comparing its scent to that of "the armpit of God." This metaphor captures the mixed feelings people often have towards gourmet coffee culture, highlighting the absurdity and pretentiousness associated with it. The imagery suggests both the divine and the disgusting, drawing attention to how something as mundane as coffee can be elevated to an exaggerated status. Datlow’s use of humor invites readers to reflect on the societal obsession with high-priced beverages, making a statement about consumer culture in a light-hearted way.
In "Some of the Best from Tor.com: 2014," Ellen Datlow presents a vivid and humorous description of overpriced coffee, comparing its scent to that of "the armpit of God." This metaphor captures the mixed feelings people often have towards gourmet coffee culture, highlighting the absurdity and pretentiousness associated with it.
The imagery suggests both the divine and the disgusting, drawing attention to how something as mundane as coffee can be elevated to an exaggerated status. Datlow’s use of humor invites readers to reflect on the societal obsession with high-priced beverages, making a statement about consumer culture in a light-hearted way.
