Item: SCP-XXXX
Object Class: Safe
Special Containment Procedures: The item is contained in a locker with a combination lock combination #XXX
Description: SCP-XXXX is an aluminum coffee cup of two components. The item has reflective aluminum coating with black plastic liner on both the main cup component and the lid. With a capacity of approximately 2 ½ cups.
The temperature of the coffee inside the cup has been seen to range between 75 – 125 degrees F depending on the preference of the one consuming the fluid at the time. The coffee inside is found to have the chemical composition to include milk, cream, sugar, non-dairy creamer and, of course coffee. The chemical composition is found to be the preferred composition of the consumer.
After light testing there is indication of an unacceptable level of addiction to the coffee.
Dr. XXX: D-4783, please make a coffee as you would prefer it.
D-4783: One creamer, one sugar. I'm a simple gal.
Dr. XXX: Alright, how does it taste?
D-4783: Pretty good.
Dr. XXX: Excellent, D-5253, please make a coffee as you would prefer it.
D-5253: Just like my heart; cold, black and, bitter.
Dr. XXX: Interesting, and how does it taste?
D-5253 blows the steam off the fresh coffee and says "I'll let it cool a moment"
Dr. XXX: Would you like an ice cube or two?
D-5253: No way, that would just dilute it.
Dr. XXX: Alright, we'll come back to you. D-5988, please make a coffee as you would prefer it.
D-5988: I take 2 non-dairy creamer and 1 sweet & low.
Dr. XXX: And how is it?
D-5988: It is good.
Dr. XXX: Alright, now D-4783, please sample the coffee in this cup.
D-4783: Damn, that's perfect. Mmmm, more. Hey, the level is not going down. This is a never-ending cup? This is awesome.
Dr. XXX: Ok, I will take a sample from that. And we will pass it to D5988.
D-5988: Thank you, it tastes… Wow that is perfect.
Dr. XXX: Ok, I will take a sample from that. And D-5253, please try the coffee you have there.
D-5253: It's good, still hot. But good.
Dr. XXX: Good, and now will you please hold the cup, and I will take a sample from that. Thank you, and please have a sip.
D-5253: You guys were right it is perfect. How can it be perfect for the three of us when we have different tastes, Doc?
Dr. XXX: That is why we are testing to determine the anomalous properties. Now, if you all will again sample the initial coffees.
D-4783: Ugh, that what happened?
D-5988: It tastes like rancid ass.
D-5253: It tastes like his rancid ass. (D-5253 gestures towards Dr. XXX and the three D-class personnel laugh together.
Dr. XXX: My rancid ass, eh? I will keep that in mind for future assignments, D-5253.
Interview with Dr. XXX conducted by Dr. XXXX
Forward: Dr. XXX was recovered after crashing his Ferrari on the way home after shift. Apparently, the Dr. had fallen asleep at the wheel and missed a turn.
Interviewer: How are feeling, Dr. XXX?
Interviewed: I could use some coffee.
Interviewer: I don’t think that would be appropriate at this time.
Interviewed: Why the hell not?
Interviewer: What is the last thing you remember?
Interviewed: I was heading home, finished the paperwork and got in my car. Was there a breech?
Interviewer: Fortunately, no. How far did you make it home?
Interviewed: I-I’m not sure. Hey, why did you say coffee would be inappropriate?
Interviewer: We are unsure of any side effects.
Interviewed: What the hell are you talking about? There are no side effects from coffee.
Interviewer: Again, Dr. what was the last thing you remember?
Interviewed: I don’t know, everything is kinda fuzzy when I first wake up. Give me some coffee and I can be more helpful.
Interviewer: There won’t be any coffee for you for a while.
Interviewed: Look give me some coffee or I’m gonna rip that stupid beard off your face and beat you to death with it!
Dr. XXXX is stunned for a moment and during the brief pause in the interview, Dr. XXX falls asleep.
Interviewer: Hey, wake up!
Interviewed: Hmm? What?
Interviewer: Look, you got addicted to the coffee. We have to get you clean.
Interviewed: Addicted? To coffee? What are you talking about? Give me some coffee.
Interviewer: Look, it is simple. I’ll make it in graph form. Your baseline energy and happiness levels are here.
Dr. XXX draws a horizontal line on a blank sheet of paper.
Interviewer: Still with me?
Interviewed: Huh? Oh, yeah.
Interviewer: Now, the coffee increases your energy and dopamine levels. Which tricks your brain into thinking it doesn’t need to produce those chemicals, thus lowering your standard energy and happiness levels well below baseline and you feel a need to consume the coffee to return to baseline levels.
Interviewed: <snores>
Interviewer: And you’re asleep again. Alright, I think that concludes this interview. We will contain the cup until further testing as appropriate.
Interviewed: <snores>






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