Coffee vs. Hugs
Hypothesis: The supposed connection between coffee consumed and hugs received is mythical.
Subject A: A normal, non-psychotic adult female who may or may not have previously been an Evony rep.
Day One
Subject A is fed copious amounts of coffee beginning approximately two hours before waking and continuously throughout the day.
Result noted: Subject appears cheerful, and receives numerous hugs throughout the day from friends, neighbors, and children. Researchers note that small children seem drawn to hug Subject A like a magnet, bringing their pets with them. Subject A also sings.
Day Two
Subject is given moderate amounts of coffee in the morning but then is not given any the rest of the day.
Result noted: Subject begins normally then gradually becomes irritable, cranky, and increasingly tense. Friends and loved ones seem blithely oblivious, but small children and their pets grow wary as the day progresses, dashing in for hugs and escaping quickly. Singing tapers off.
Day Three:
Coffee withheld.
Result noted: When, under threat of a sharpened spork to the jugular, researchers offer decaf, violence erupts. Subject is subdued with assistance from the SWAT team and blow darts. Subject spends rest of day glaring at all who approach. Family and friends seem to finally have gotten a clue and don\\\'t even come by to visit. Small children glance in window and run away crying. Pets growl, snarl, and slink away. Singing from Day One has dissolved into vague muttering interspersed with dire threats.
Day Three-and-a-Half
As the blow darts wear off and shift changes for the SWAT team, researchers begin to fear for their personal safety. A quick conference is held to discuss the fate of this research experiment. Conference ends abruptly when Subject A enters room calmly, smiling, and sits down to ask \\\"Whatcha all doin\\\'? Want a donut?\\\" It is later noted that Fred left the staff coffee pot unattended during the meeting.
Subject A gave all researchers a hug before she left.
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