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I just shake my head at the tumbler crazies. It’s a freakin sippy cup. I bet they’d all jump if I threw a pink Stanley off a cliff. 
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Honestly, I don’t get it either. I was given a Stanley mug years ago. Well before it was the “hot new thing” and I never use it. Coffee and Tea taste terrible in it. So, it sits in the cupboard. Maybe water tastes a lot better coming out of a tin can LOL 
I tried this. Not impressed.
I’ve found the bad taste from travel mugs comes from the plastic lid. I think only some people can taste it, but to me the black plastic lids taste awful. Dunkins sells a mug with a clear, hard plastic lid and it’s great.
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I had never heard of a Stanley mug/tumbler until this morning when I read this thread. Out of the blue, a couple of hours later, I ran into this on Amazon. It’s a case for a 40-oz Stanley tumbler with a shoulder strap and a pocket for a phone.
Why would anyone need to lug around 40 ounces of liquid in a cup that’s so heavy that it needs a shoulder strap? And why would anyone want to attach their phone to the thing?
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Don’t get me started. People are selling charms and dangles for the cups now. Because they aren’t heavy enough on their own The dressed up cups are being posted all over FB. These cups have a better social life than I do 
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Hello, Ebay. Sell it as a “vintage” Stanley mug.
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This is pretty funny.
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“Hospital Mug” LOLOL!
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Stanley Mug? Like a poor man’s ice hockey tournament?
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I hope no one will be offended by this. My sense of humor can run dark at times, but I think there are at least a couple of folks that will appreciate this.
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I am one of them. Don’t know who the other one might be.
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…. Me 
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Me too 
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Come to the dark side … we have milk and cookies
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Nooo … not the dark side!
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