if you frequent your local Starbucks, you might think, you know a thing or two about the place. But there could be some things you do that. Starbucks employees actually might not like reader’s digest reports, knowing your order could be something that workers might not want to do just because they’re friendly and approachable doesn’t mean they need to commit your everyday order to memory if you’ve ever poured hot piping coffee in the trash either because you really didn’t like your order or to make room for milk or cream. That could be another annoyance because that hot liquid could burn right through the trash bag. Might want to think of a better way to dispose of hot liquids like that when it comes to the food display case, make sure to be specific about what item you want. Don’t point at an item and expect the Starbucks employee to automatically know what you need. The more specific the better insider reports. Let’s just say you like to get to your Starbucks early. Don’t ask to be let in before they open their doors. A former Starbucks employees said there’s an entire checklist of things the employees have to do before they can open the store and they really can’t open 15 or 30 minutes early for an early Bird customer
Starbucks is once again saying “thank you” to veterans, military service members and military spouses this Veterans Day with free coffee. On Veterans Day, on Nov. 11, Starbucks will offer a free tall hot-brewed coffee or iced coffee to those groups of people.Related video above: Just How Annoying Are You at Starbucks? Rude Habits You Should Break NowTo help support the veteran community, the coffee chain will also donate $200,000, split evenly between Team Red, White & Blue and Team Rubicon, two organizations that support veterans. Starbucks was previously applauded for its work with Team Red, White & Blue by the organization’s Director of Marketing and Communications, Bana Miller.”We are honored to partner with Starbucks to support more veterans on their mental health journeys by offering activities, challenges, and events to challenge mental health stigma while keeping them moving,” said Miller in November 2020. Outside of Veterans Day, Starbucks is committed to supporting veterans, military service members, and military spouses throughout the year through various goals and initiatives. Among its goals is to hire 5,000 veterans and military spouses each year and open 132 military stores, Starbucks locations near military bases primarily staffed by veterans and military spouses, by 2022.”Military stores also serve as a foundation and model of engagement for hundreds of stores in military communities to advance veteran causes, accelerate the hiring of veteran and military spouses and bridge the civilian-military divide,” read a 2019 release from Starbucks.
Starbucks is once again saying “thank you” to veterans, military service members and military spouses this Veterans Day with free coffee. On Veterans Day, on Nov. 11, Starbucks will offer a free tall hot-brewed coffee or iced coffee to those groups of people.
Related video above: Just How Annoying Are You at Starbucks? Rude Habits You Should Break Now
To help support the veteran community, the coffee chain will also donate $200,000, split evenly between Team Red, White & Blue and Team Rubicon, two organizations that support veterans. Starbucks was previously applauded for its work with Team Red, White & Blue by the organization’s Director of Marketing and Communications, Bana Miller.
“We are honored to partner with Starbucks to support more veterans on their mental health journeys by offering activities, challenges, and events to challenge mental health stigma while keeping them moving,” said Miller in November 2020.
Outside of Veterans Day, Starbucks is committed to supporting veterans, military service members, and military spouses throughout the year through various goals and initiatives. Among its goals is to hire 5,000 veterans and military spouses each year and open 132 military stores, Starbucks locations near military bases primarily staffed by veterans and military spouses, by 2022.
“Military stores also serve as a foundation and model of engagement for hundreds of stores in military communities to advance veteran causes, accelerate the hiring of veteran and military spouses and bridge the civilian-military divide,” read a 2019 release from Starbucks.
