Ryan Yates (@ryanyates97) started following @stefanpaynee on Sep 14, 2024

4 years agoWaiting For @borisjohnsonuk To Open Back Up The Bars Again Like.... 🕺🍹🥃

6 years agoNot everyday come on and score a winner, sometimes come on and snap man up! #Throwback

4 months agoWelcome to our third instalment of Wavy Presents, where we showcase our Wavy Community & their stories.    Today we’re introducing Oliver Spragg, a Tailor based out of Soho, London. @olivergeorge_bespoke   Oliver went from being uninspired and working a job that didn’t represent him anymore to following his dreams and waking up every day doing something he loves in the heart of London.    He is the next generation & one of few continuing the traditions & teachings of timeless tailoring. Staying true to his texture in the meantime.

4 months ago@ssahandh achieved textured and defined curls with our Wavy Everyday Curl Crème. See the difference for yourself.

4 months agoStatement jewels for all occasions. We bring the colour and the quality 🌟

5 months agoAthena collection - mesmerising gemstones set in 18k yellow gold, this collection was inspired by the grand architecture of ancient Athens 🏛️ The double gold steps like the steps of the amphitheater and the gemstones sitting centre stage allowing the light to pass through and dazzle within ✨🏛️✨ #minkajewels #finejewellery #athenacollection #londonjeweller #colourpop #showmeyourrings

4 months agoI would like to clarify that I believe the taste alone cannot justify the price. I think there are 3 reasons why a cup of coffee might be expensive: - Scarcity: there's only a very tiny quantity of this particular coffee produced, therefore, getting to taste it is a rarefied experience. - Competition: this is typically where the coffee industry itself has driven the price up, usually through something like an auction. - Preparation: the coffee might have been aged a certain way or brewed in a way that's kind of convoluted or complicated that has really added to the cost. This particular coffee comes from a small estate in Japan where the beans are processed naturally, therefore making it scare enough to raise its price considerably when exporting it to the UK. This is on top of the cost of production, which is higher in Japan than in typical coffee producing areas. Then there is also the subjective view on price. I got to buy an experience, saying that I consumed a rare Japanese island espresso. Do you think it is worth $335? That’s entirely up to you.

4 months agoI do believe tracking your caffeine for a short while can be interesting, as long as it doesn't become an obsession. Have you ever done this yourselves? And if so, did you find it worth the experiment?

4 months agoInside the Grind: A Day in the Life of a Coffee Startup Owner. #bluedovecoffee #nyc #coffeeshop #startuplife #entrepreneurlife #unionsquare #coffeelovers

4 months agoIt’s about time the tables change and someone rates my cup. Honestly, I love the setup in the coffee carts and very happy with my score☕️ @the_life_of_don @bluedovecoffee #nyc #coffee #unionsquare #cafe #newyork