I'm the guy with multiple news stations on 24 hours (even while I sleep) on multiple TVs and monitors, yet I'm oblivious.
First, make your own coffee, and note I said __coffee__, we've got to get some common language in this discussion, and brother, what you're drinking,
that ain't coffee ...
In fact, while we're all locked down, have some fun making some decent coffee. Get a kettle (I think this so much easier vs. using a stove top, YMMV), $20-25. Get a grinder, it doesn't have to be insanely expensive (i.e., < $150), and even some big brand whole beans are better freshly ground vs. pre-ground. Peets, Starbucks, or of course, any boutique brand. Then score a French Press, makes great coffee, fun to use, no consumables (to buy, dispose), $15-30. It's pretty easy to put together a decent drinks, french press and kettle for under $200.
So cost for consumables (i.e., the coffee itself):
It depends on how much you use (obv...), but that's a factor of the strength you make it, somewhat affected by the bean itself. Let's say you were doing a slightly stronger brew, ~2g / oz water, so a typical 12oz bag is ~340g, so that means if you're using 2 grams of that, for each oz of brewed coffee, that's 170oz of brewed coffee - and let's say that's consumed as 8oz cups, so about 22 cups.
Cost based on a $10 bag of beans = ~$0.45/cup + whatever cream/sweetener you may use.
Of course if you go light, drink more/bigger cups, etc., just plug that in the equation. Oh, and enjoy your infinitely better home brew
