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Go Ahead, Have a Latte

Earlier this summer, the Twittersphere was ablaze when CNBC tweeted out a video in which Suze Orman, the tough-love personal finance guru, excoriates millennials who buy coffee every morning. She claims that the daily ritual of going to Starbucks or Peet's or wherever they get their caffeine fix and paying $1 to $3 a pop endangers their retirement. It is the equivalent of "peeing a million dollars.)

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