# El Padre - 4:37: At the vietnamese place where we had lunch today, they brought me hot water and a tea cup that looked like a diner-style gaiwan-ish cup
# El Padre - 4:38: I pulled out the xu fu long ya and weighed out 2.1 grams, and proceeded to make some tea
# El Padre - 4:38: in the porcelain gaiwan salsero gave me
# Ed - 4:38: lol you brought your scale?
# El Padre - 4:38: The waiter wanted to try my tea after smelling that first flush yummy fresh smell
# Ed - 4:39: :)
# El Padre - 4:39: yup, the digital scale, also from salsero heh
# Ed - 4:39: lol
# El Padre - 4:39: my lunching partner said if I had pulled that stuff out at any other kind of restaurant, he'd have walked the **** out
# Ed - 4:41: lol dre... if I saw a dood pull out a scale in an eatery, I'd probably go ask him for a dimebag
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In the same way that zazen's significance is even more profound in that it is "just sitting" (and yet so much more?), the experience of a fine beverage is, if anything, enhanced by "just sipping" and nothing more or less.
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Sorry, Ed, a dime bag of xu fu long ya isn't too big.
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