That daily energy drink run might seem harmless enough — just a quick $3 pick-me-up to power through your afternoon slump. But new research suggests this seemingly innocent habit could be setting you up for a devastating financial blow that makes your morning caffeine fix look like pocket change. According to a study spotlighted by Food & Wine, scientists at the University of Rochester…
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