"Even me!?"
Posted on 05/19/2018 4:24:14 PM PDT by Hojczyk
You son of a gun! I just returned from lunch and read your post! I almost split a gut when I read it! You made my day!
I was thinking the same thing. This might be their death knell. On the other hand, great opportunity for anyone wanting to get into the coffee house business. A place for customers to associate with fellow . . customers, in the true sense of the word !
0: When you vote you are a citizen
Starbucks: When you sh1t you are a customer
Watch how you tap, you might get a visit from Larry Craig.
Next, the policy will be that they have to offer these non-paying customers free coffee and snacks.
Starbucks soon to close because of trashed bathrooms.
How about bidits and showers for everyone?
Toto SW574 S300e Elongated Bidet Toilet Seat with e-water starting at $845
Yeah, this will work out just fine.
Notice to the homeless: Forget the Union Mission, meet at Starbucks from now on. Warm, clean restrooms, comfortable over stuffed chairs, no questions asked. Go for it!
I think it will only take six months to a year for a noticeable drop in net income which will impact share prices.
When that occurs Starbucks will either change its policies or be sold. Also as other have pointed out here at FR, shareholder lawsuits will start and the board of directors may be forced to take action and change those policies.
At some point, they’ll have to offer hazard pay to anyone tasked with cleaning the bathrooms.
The homeless don’t eat a lot of roughage.
They also better have disinfectant by the drum on hand because they also suffer from diarrhea more than most and sometime may not make it all the way to the stool before they let go.
My local Publix (large and very dominant SE grocery chain) just opened an in-store Starbucks. This Starbucks policy seems to mean that the Publix restroom is open to bums; I think this will be a problem Publix won’t enjoy and will likely fight. The opening of an in-store Starbucks is likely a trend which grocery stores will now want to reconsider.
The Philadelphia store where the two men were arrested had signs informing people the bathrooms and cafe were for paying customers only. Store guidelines for employees were to ask nonpaying guests to leave.
It goes to show this was not about racism at all but about two black guys who decided clearly stated rules did not apply to them.
is that where we're headed as a society? anyone trying to say blacks need to follow rules and obey laws are 'racist"? if so we are in deep trouble.
“Previously, company’s guidelines were vague on how to treat lingering non-paying guests”
They were not vague.
I look forward to hearing of street bums sleeping in Starbucks and drug deals made in their son to become filthy restrooms.
I now see no reason why you can’t. Look at Starbucks as more of a public park without the trees.
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