Descriptive Essay On Roast

The Dark Roast Plague As children we are warned to avoid drugs and alcohol. We have had numerous programs dedicated towards giving us knowledge to help escape the temptations of drug use, but the D.A.R.E program neglects informing the youth about the most concerning and addictive drug of all. This drug is the most addictive amongst teens, and the effects have taken a toll on students across the globe. Dealers of this cleverly devised drug are found in every state, town, or mall world wide popularly known as StarBucks or in this town, Dunkin Donuts. The drug is cleverly masked as the typical white girls go to, iced coffee. (Add more to middle of intro) The delectable dark roasted treat has become a part of a morning routine that is as natural as brushing your teeth (Simile). The only thing getting most students out of bed these days is the Dunkin gift card they have stored on their phone. Finding the fix for the caffeinated sweet drink is apart of a ritual consisting of waiting in a line wrapping around the entirety of Harleysville, stretching longer than the line of the Twilight Zone Tower of Terror ride at Disney World (Metaphor). You would be fooled if you believed that just because it was below freezing temperature out on some of these winter mornings, …show more content…
The effects of this drug can be overlooked. Whoever said that a caffeinated drink loaded with creams, sugars, one, two, and why not three pumps of your favorite flavoring to chase it aren’t a terrific way to keep you active during the day? Gym class will be a breeze after the iced brews’ magical ingredients have finished surging through your veins and blood stream. After the sugar high comes the sugar low, one would think this would keep kids away from the drug, but really they just love it even more. What is better than a nice nap during Mr. Rampulla’s AP Comp