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Stopping at a Starbucks is more about being seen than liking their brew. Everyone who wants to be part of the "in-crowd" has to have a Starbuck's cup in their hand.
Stopping at a Starbucks is more about being seen than liking their brew. Everyone who wants to be part of the "in-crowd" has to have a Starbuck's cup in their hand.
Starbucks in one hand and iPad in the other and a bluetooth hanging out of your ear.
Go into any of the "hip" cities and you'll see these Stepford people all over.
Hey. Seniors coffee at McDs, nationwide; typically 50 cents, plus tax, up to 75 cents plus tax, in my informal survey to date. I get enough of the Times' bent here. For free, too.
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Originally Posted by bobtn
$2.50 or so for a large coffee-hardly extortion. DD costs me more than 90% as much-w/o being as good.
Add in, I love reading the Sunday Times at Starbucks without having to pay $6 for it.
This company is a spectacular, American success story due to Schultz.
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