Posted on 04/19/2018 8:18:53 AM PDT by SeekAndFind
A white Starbucks barista probably violated company policy when she handed over a free coffee to a black man who demanded it in the name of race reparations.
Bryan Sharpe, who goes by Hotep Jesus on Twitter, filmed himself going into a Starbucks store to demand a free coffee because theyre racist.
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Starbucks is racist https://t.co/fPf3ERMlXX
Hotep Jesus 🧠 (@VibeHi) April 15, 2018
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I heard yall was racist, so I came to get my free coffee, Sharpe says in the video to the white barista taking his order.
I saw that! the girls responds.
I heard you guys dont like black people, so I came to get my Starbucks reparations voucher, Sharpe continues.
Not our store, the barista says.
Is that a real thing? she asks him. I mean, Ill give it to you, I saw that on my Twitter last night and I was like, what the f*ck!
I need a free coffee, Sharpe tells her, taking advantage of the stupidity of the company.
Ill give you a free coffee, the barista says.
Thats what Im talking about! This is justice, Sharpe says sarcastically. This is justice. This is what Im talking about.
The barista went onto to offer his choice of milk and flavoring.
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The S_UX clerk in the video is a white college girl!
The whole thing was apparently a setup by a Black Conservative. See here:
http://freerepublic.com/focus/f-bloggers/3648793/posts
It's a mix of Cyrillic and Latin letters/numbers. It reads "Humanity United" if you look read it from the hand to the shoulder. It's also upside down from photographer's perspective.
There's a pic of it at this story (link from post 102 above):
The right answer should have FOH with TS.
Not a peep on the msm.
Well... missed opportunity.
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