Miss Peppermint
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first heard Jun 2026
last heard 24 Jun
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But I learned a lot about tea.
I learned that tea, like the reason tea is so connected to British culture is because they were trying to get their workers to not take lunch breaks anymore.
not only drinking tea, but the tea, like the time of tea time.
No lunch breaks and we need you to stay working.
It's capitalism.
So we need you to ingest sugar, tea.
So like that was what they would have with sugar, which was really, really rare.
Like you wouldn't put sugar in a lot of things back then.
And so they're like, let's get you a sugary drink.
And tea at the time was the drink that you would put sugar in.
Right.
And it also was caffeinated.
And it was caffeinated.
But isn't this like such a crazy thing where like, oh, this like dainty little drink.
Oh no.
Is responsible for like, is like a product of and responsible for like colonialism.
Yeah.
go conquest like let's go like invade these other countries because they have the best teas i guess yeah like it's crazy like like but now we think if tea is like a wholesome thing oh my god you're like you're drinking hot water you're chinamaxing you're drinking tea but it's like no this is like fucked up yes it's serious cause a lot of drama at the tea party
But listen, your tea can be problematic and tea can be even transphobic.
It is if it's not this tea, because this tea, in addition to being delicious, also a portion of every single sale goes to Advocates for Trans Equality, which is a national organization that helps the trans community.
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