[nascarnation]

I buy pods from Costco for about a quarter each.
Since I average about one cup a day, it’s an easy way to go.
My Keurig broke and they sent me a new on on warranty but didn’t want the failed one back.
I took it apart, there’s a LOT of parts in there.

[usconservative]

Mine's 4 years old, I think it's on borrowed time. It makes a horrible noise now when the water level is low and it's trying to figure out if it has enough to make another cup.

I drink A LOT of coffee daily, packing my own reusable pods is the cheapest route I can go and I can make coffee to my taste.

I actually like my Keurig, though when it breaks (and it will) I still have my trust ol' Mr. Coffee and a pack of filters for that on standby.