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I agree with you about the experience, but nobody who really likes coffee goes to Starbuck for the taste:-). They are really addicted
by neves 2y ago
I agree with you about the experience, but nobody who really likes coffee goes to Starbuck for the taste:-). They are really addicted
- out-of-ideas 2y agowe used to take a 10m walk to a SB just to gtfo the office, to have a walk after the hour+ commute, to people watch, and to BS with the coworkers. it just also happened to be a great source of hot sugar that went well with the baileys. addiction to having a mental break from the stresses, yes, but in no way addicted to the caffine (nor sugar)
- dnissley 2y agoIt might be true that they're addicted to caffeine, but it's likely also true that they're addicted to Starbucks
- TaylorAlexander 2y agoWell with a place like Starbucks, they might be addicted to the sugar.
- xanderlewis 2y agoYou do have a point there.
- grumple 2y agoStarbucks is only a little worse than boutique coffee shops in my experience, but they are fast, conveniently located, open earlier, open later, pay their employees well (for a coffee shop) and pay for their employees' educations.
- xanderlewis 2y agoTheir coffee is significantly worse tasting (especially if you drink it black, as I often do). With milk it’s perfectly acceptable, especially if you go for their ‘blonde’ roast. I totally agree about opening times! Starbucks is often the only place open after 5 or so.
- grumple 2y agoIf I get coffee, it's cold brew with almond milk, which tastes pretty different, or espresso drinks, like lattes or cappuccinos.
- goosedragons 2y agoAt the airport though it's not hard to believe Starbucks might actually be the best option.