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Out of place
#1
Our little country town finally got a Starbucks in our newly remodeled Hy-Vee grocery store. I can't stand coffee or anything related to it, but my wife loves their drinks so while I was taking her car for a gas & wash she asked me to stop there. I'm not sure why, but I've never felt more like an out-of-place country hick in my life as I stood in line. The local young'uns where everywhere!! :oldfogey:
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#2
Golfer,

I feel the same way but for a different reason. The rare time I go to Starbucks, it's to get a cup of plain ol' joe. No fancy shmancy drinks with names that serve as tongue twisters. I get the feeling people are looking at me as if I'm out of my mind and positively out of place because I had the audacity to get a plain ol' boring cup of coffee.

Robert
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#3
I have a friend who makes me stop at every Starbucks when we go on a road trip. She even makes me go across town and out of the way. It really offends me and makes me despise Starbucks people more every time.
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#4
Someday I'll have to visit a Starbucks to see what the big deal is.
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#5
....what.....the.......buck.......???
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#6
Not a big 'bucks fan, but on a hot afternoon, a cold brew is great!
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#7
Never been in a SB but I had a neighbor who was an assistant mgr.
The work stories she used to tell were a hoot. She also did not speak
kindly about her customers. Words like @holes, losers, pompous, morons,
and arrogant were in abundant use.
Sadly she moved away after getting her MS degree and went to MIT for
her doctorate; DARPA Grant all the way!
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#8
....they are convenient because you can find one every 2 blocks......
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#9
I was in a SB with my 24 yo daughter and had to ask her what to call just plain coffee. She said an Americano. I rolled my eyes and she understood completely.
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#10
Speedy wrote:
Someday I'll have to visit a Starbucks to see what the big deal is.

Someday I'll have to drink coffee and see what the big deal is.... LOL, whO am I kidding... :barf:
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