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This humorous piece explores the universal displeasure of bad coffee. The writer imagines a 'Coffee Squad' led by the fictional character Detective Nick Yemana, famous for his awful coffee in the TV show "Barney Miller". Yemana becomes a symbol of bad coffee, leading to the satirical creation of 'Yemana Rights' - a set of ironic 'legal rights' for those accused of making bad coffee. The piece is filled with light-hearted humor and playful references to popular culture. Comparable works include The Simpsons, Arrested Development

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