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> Have you considered that those people queuing outside Starbucks might be drinking coffee because they enjoy the whole experience? Not the OP, but to respond
by guhidalg 2y ago
> Have you considered that those people queuing outside Starbucks might be drinking coffee because they enjoy the whole experience?
Not the OP, but to respond to your question I think that Starbucks is actually hitting its customers with a triple-whammy of caffeine, sugar, and fat that most brains can't resist addiction to. Are you sure they actually enjoy Starbucks coffee and not its addictive components?
- hooverd 2y agoAre you implying that every Starbucks customer is buying a frappechino?
- kennethh 2y agoWas a bit surprised to see that Cold Drinks Now Represent 75 Percent of Starbucks’ Sales. I am guessing most of these cold drinks contains an huge amount of sugar and other sweeteners.
- RandomThoughts3 2y ago> Are you sure they actually enjoy Starbucks coffee and not its addictive components? That's the same thing. Enjoying the components of something is basically the definition of enjoying something.
- galleywest200 2y agoNot OP but I generally only order black coffee when I go to Starbucks, so yes.
- elevaet 2y agoIt's that triple-whammy plus the comfort of consuming the spell that Starbucks has woven for their customers. I think for a lot of people buying a "special" coffee/thing at Starbucks squeezes that "I'm treating myself" gland just right.