It looks like a normal office chair that has had its backrest removed and reattached low down on front, parallel to the floor. I've had it for five or six years, and I won't look for another until this one breaks down. In their studying frenzy, students often wolf down enough caffeine and sugar during vending machine meals to send their bodies into shock for the rest of the night. It's easier to reach that point than students think. A normal cup of brewed coffee contains 80 to 135 mg of caffeine.
Drip coffee is even more potent.
Add a chocolate bar for another 30 to 40 mg, and it's easy to see how students get queasy. It's a very bad idea. Yes, people can die of caffeine poisoning, and more can become nauseous for days. The food that sometimes goes along with the computer coffee binges is equally unhealthy. Though easily accessible, chips, cookies and other junk foods are high in fat, salt and sugar.