Boiling water. Kettle at home and Kuereg with no pod at work. A half teaspoon of sugar. A bit of soy milk. And usually ice.
Edit: not as common, but 90 seconds in microwave works fine.
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Just a green tea bag in a mug with hot water. I leave the tea bag in the whole time. No milk or sugar. Sometimes I’ll drink celestial herbal tea, but it’s very strong if you leave the tea bag in too long.
Regular tea: Loose green tea steeped with an infuser for longer than recommended, plain
Herbal tea: Tea bag, either plain or with a bit of sweetener and/or lemon
Yerba mate: Out of a low-maintenance stainless steel "gourd"
Also, I use an electric kettle to heat the water, unless I'm camping or road tripping.