Hawaiian Caffeine Contenders May Get More than Just a Good Lei

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In an effort to convert coffee-drinking loyalists, Coffees of Hawaii recently left some free coffee samples pinned to car windshields in front of a few Starbucks. The samples promoted the frequency and variety in their coffee delivery service.

Apparently the Hawaiian tradition of getting visitors leid is a kindly euphemism for what they prefer to do with local competition. Here’s to hoping the coffee is just as hard – er, strong.

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