It’s called cognitive dissonance.  When people make choices, they ignore all other evidence that doesn’t support their choice, instead twisting it in their mind illogically to further ‘prove’ their choice.  It’s how gamblers rationalize thowing good money after bad, Bush got a second term (that and some irregularity at the polls), and it’s how people continue to drink coffee despite the fact that it tastes like bitter dirt.

What I’m trying to say, I guess, is that I’m a tea drinker.  Stay tuned next time for more shocking confessions of the beverage kind.