Even Supreme Court Justices Need Their Starbucks

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Which justice was responsible for the addition of Starbucks coffee in the Supreme Court cafeteria?

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Hint: The most recently appointed justice serves on the Court’s cafeteria committee, so they’ve all had a go at the job. Justice Kagan is famous for bringing in a frozen yogurt machine to the cafeteria, but the addition of Starbs? That’s legendary.

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