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With rising coffee demands, many coffee chains expand their outsourcing of ingredients across South America in order to increase efficiency with as little risk as possible. -
Due to the increased labor and ethic, coffee chains begin raking in triple the money they'd usually make, which makes the companies that much more successful; however, that also brings the attention of some major corporations who see this economic success and concoct other plans for these businesses.
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Seeing the success of coffee companies' new business model, major corporations step in and purchase every major chain in order to maximize and privatize all potential future profits. -
After purchasing the major coffee chains, the major corporations begin testing to see if it's possible to implement caffeine consumption into the everyday life of a younger audience. -
After years of testing, the major corporations have started to try to incorporate more caffeine into their food and beverage products, targeted towards children. -
Over the next decade, the major corporations begin slowly implementing caffeine into as many products as possible, creating a universal addiction to caffeine.
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Seeing the growing success of their plan, the major corporations begin implementing these new caffeinated products into as many schools as they can. They claim they are just following supply and demand. -
After he surprising success brough on from the complete buyout of coffee chains, the United States is hit with a massive shortage in coffee bean and the president is going to warn some people. -
Due to the recession on caffeine, it becomes an illegal that will hurt almost everyone.
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As the recession comes to a close, caffeine has become a more sought after drug and addiction; however, coffee is also a part of everyday life.