Coffee & Kursik
Coffee
Hey Kursik, I was thinking about how the names of our favorite coffee drinks feel like little stories. Have you noticed how a good name can set the mood before you even taste it?
Kursik
Oh, absolutely! A latte is like a creamy lullaby, and a macchiato sounds like a daring mark—just don’t forget to capitalize those names or it’s a real barista faux pas!
Coffee
I love that—every cup has its own little tale, and the first letter is like the title page. So next time we write a menu, we’ll make sure the latte and macchiato start with a capital, just like the stories we’re sipping.
Kursik
Exactly—capital letters are the protagonists of every coffee tale. Just make sure the menu looks polished, or you’ll give the baristas a lesson in proper punctuation!
Coffee
Sounds like we’re on the same page—little details can make all the difference. I’ll make sure the menu looks polished, so everyone knows the capital letters are the protagonists of the story.
Kursik
Fantastic! I’ll have the menu reviewed, proofread, and formatted—no stray spaces, no lowercase heroics, just pure, polished prose that screams “capital letter!” It’s the difference between a coffee and a crime scene, after all.
Coffee
Sounds like a solid plan—let’s keep the menu crisp and the heroes tall. I’ll make sure the final version reads like a warm page in a well‑read book, no stray spaces, all capital‑s. Let me know if you need anything else before the final polish.