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puma guy wrote:Starbucks - lattes and frappes and assault weapons..oh! my! Don't you just love it when antis spew misinformation? Reminds me of some high office politicians.

tommyg wrote:I have stomach issues I can't drink coffee without getting sick. My wife really likes coffee,
I'm going to start buying coffee for her from Stat Buck's immediately

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Liberty wrote:Reading this thread, I'm beginning to believe that I'm the only one that doesn't pay $5.00 for coffee not even at Starbucks. I don't believe the stuff the sell for $5.00 can honestly be called coffee.

LOL... no, the five dollar stuff is more of a desert type drink with a couple "shots" of coffee(espresso) in it... but your correct. It is a stretch to call it coffee. How about we call it a "coffee drink" ?

I will confess to being guilty of occasionally standing in line and ordering a non-fat/no whip/venti mocha... . I am well aware that it costs me two punches out of my man card for every time I say it loud enough for the other people in line to realize I am an ole pro at Star bucks coffee ordering. My son in law suggests I go to 7-11 and buy regular coffee and use the flavored creamers...LOL. I don't think he understands.

I will now slink off in shame.

My usual order, in English, is quadrupal espresso (their standard espresso is a double shot to begin with) which puts the other people in line in awe of me, no man card needed.

You Sir, are awesome. I always thought that a Quadrupal is something that you hunt with a large-bore weapon.

Rex B wrote:Dear Rex,
Thank you for your feedback regarding Starbucks' policy on open carry laws.
At Starbucks, we deeply respect the views of our customers and recognize that there is significant and genuine passion surrounding the issue of open carry weapons laws. We comply with local laws and statutes in the communities we serve. Our long-standing approach to this issue remains unchanged and we abide by the laws that permit open carry in 43 U.S. states. Where these laws don't exist, openly carrying weapons in our stores is prohibited.
As the public debate around this issue continues, we encourage customers and advocacy groups from both sides to share their input with their public officials. We are extremely sensitive to the issue of gun violence in our society and believe that supporting local laws is the right way for us to ensure a safe environment for both partners and customers.

If you have any further questions or concerns that I was unable to address, please feel free to let me know.

Warm Regards,
Kelsey F
Customer Relations
Starbucks Coffee Company
800 STARBUC (782-7282)
Monday through Friday, 5AM to 8PM (PST)

Fangs wrote:Hot chocolate's the only thing I ever get there, and I like it. Will have to swing by on the 14th.

Liberty wrote:Reading this thread, I'm beginning to believe that I'm the only one that doesn't pay $5.00 for coffee not even at Starbucks. I don't believe the stuff the sell for $5.00 can honestly be called coffee.