I hate Coke, Pepsi and Dr. Pepper, I've never had Mountain Dew; soda in general is NOT my favorite. Because of this, I VERY rarely consume caffeine.
Probably the highest level of caffeine intake I've ever experienced is a few sips of Monster when a friend is drinking some.
Rockstar was free at work yesterday. I had a few late nights in Rexburg. You can see this isn't headed good places.
I wasn't tired anymore, that's for sure.
There are 240 milligrams of caffeine in one of these cans (There's 95 milligrams in one cup of coffee). Work was a lot easier to handle, to say the least. The caffeine really started to hit me on the phone with my brother after work. I started giggling for basically no reason and he was definitely confused. Working out was boring and I was jittery. In the car on the way to my sister's work, Taylor told me I shouldn't drink energy drinks anymore. Me? I was having a blast. I changed topics literally every 10 seconds and laughed at almost everything. I was excited, loud, and overall a little loopy.
At the restaurant my hands were shaking but I could tell that this little adventure was ending. I calmed down, ate a (delicious) dinner and too much bread (as always..dang free bread!) and drove home without doing anything crazy.
My conclusion:
I don't plan on becoming one of those people that drinks 2 energy drinks a day (I know SO MANY of these people). But because of this fun experiment, I now know that I can use caffeine as a back up plan for things like the drudgery of an early morning after a very late night, cramming for a test, working when I'm completely exhausted..I'll retain my high sensitivity to the drug and be able to fully utilize the benefits of liquid stimulants.
Party on.
#CaffeineVirgin
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