Referenced for how its coffee machines handle milk, affecting texture.
GB prank-called 7-Eleven head office asking about upcoming products for a 'viral video'.
Discussed nostalgically for prepaid SIM cards and candy promotional scams from childhood.
Referenced as an example of a company known for underpaying staff, which Rami says he has zero tolerance for.
Subject of an earlier Josh/Mason exposé about coffee machines, referenced as a prior example of a public callout.
Central topic of the episode's review segment about expired banana bread and shoplifting.
Craig and Tommy discuss filling their KeepCups with cheap 7-Eleven coffee.
Josh and Tommy bought a scratchie and American snacks from 7-Eleven, noting it was 7-Eleven Day (7/11).
Josh describes getting a free monthly coffee and witnessing a man reading a porn magazine in the queue.
Running a free-coffee-for-reusable-cup promotion that Tommy takes advantage of.
Tommy references a past video calling out 7-Eleven's in-store cup recycling program as largely performative.
The convenience store where Tommy bought the Krispy Kreme donuts and heard an in-store radio ad for them.
Source of the discounted meat pies and sausage roll used in the taste test.
Central to the episode's scavenger-hunt story about a disputed free $1 coffee voucher.
Discussed in relation to Ryan Jon's past radio segment exposing their coffee pricing, followed by an awkward ad read for the same brand.
Josh jokes about becoming a long-term spokesperson for 7-Eleven coffee based on past video content with them.
Used hypothetically by Josh and Tommy discussing an old tweet complaining about a client's food.
Subject of Tommy's viral video about coffee pricing that blew up on LinkedIn.
Subject of Tommy's viral video exposing inconsistent coffee cup sizing across its $1/$2/$3 coffee range.
Subject of Tommy's viral video and follow-up investigation into coffee cup sizes and pricing.
Referred to sarcastically as a 'non-sponsor' that ignored the show's social media tag.
Tommy jokingly references drinking 7-Eleven coffee before asking Josh about Polish coffee.
Discussed in relation to Slurpee flavours and coffee at the start of the episode.
Tommy describes being upsold a muffin and chocolate bar by a 7-Eleven cashier at 5:50am.
Convenience store whose machine-made long black coffee is blind-tested against a café coffee on the show.
Tommy mentions 7-Eleven partnering with Simply Cups to recycle coffee cups.
Discussed as having a $2 Sandwich Wednesday deal, explicitly noted as not a paid sponsor.
Discussed as a cheap, zeitgeisty DIY coffee option Tommy is making a video about.