ColonelAngus
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Those blue states/DC really know how to be business friendly, huh?
Drug use in public? FINE! BUT DO NOT USE THE WRONG PRONOUN!!
LA, Portland, Seattle, DC….liberal strongholds.
MSN
www.msn.com
Those blue states/DC really know how to be business friendly, huh?
Drug use in public? FINE! BUT DO NOT USE THE WRONG PRONOUN!!
LA, Portland, Seattle, DC….liberal strongholds.
MSN
www.msn.com
Always jumping in trying to try and derail a thread. You certainly are consistent.What does pronoun usage have to do with drug use at a Starbucks?
The OP mentioned it the only derailment is your post which doesn't include the OP's idea that drug use and pronoun usage at Starbucks is somehow intertwined.Always jumping in trying to try and derail a thread. You certainly are consistent.
They can all close for all I care I don't drink coffee.Gee, who would have thought anything would go badly when you allow drug addicts and homeless people camp out in your stores and use your restrooms when they are not paying customers.
Starbucks is disgusting for jeapordizing the safety of theit employees.
At least they are FINALLY doing something.
I suspect these stores were also performing poorly, adding to the need to close.
Those blue states/DC really know how to be business friendly, huh?
Drug use in public? FINE! BUT DO NOT USE THE WRONG PRONOUN!!
LA, Portland, Seattle, DC….liberal strongholds.
MSN
www.msn.com
FAIL, Mike. The pronoun thing was a question prompted by the OP thread post. 2nd line all in CAPS.Always jumping in trying to try and derail a thread. You certainly are consistent.
Liberal policies seem to very often destroy communities.
They are not closing stores in Florida due to the safety of the employees.
They can all close for all I care I don't drink coffee.
Liberal policies always end in this bullshit.This all stems from that incident where a manager kicked out a black guy for not ordering anything and then called the cops. Of course he wouldn't leave, so they arrested him.
Afterwards they created a new policy on the national level. Nobody has to be buying anything to sit in (or use the facilities) a Starbucks. They can just walk right in and make themselves at home even though they made no purchases. Furthermore they made all their employees attend a brainwashing.......er diversity seminar.
Well, you got what you asked for. WTF did they think was going to happen when your policy is you don't have to be a paying customer to hang around?
This all stems from that incident where a manager kicked out a black guy for not ordering anything and then called the cops. Of course he wouldn't leave, so they arrested him.
Afterwards they created a new policy on the national level. Nobody has to be buying anything to sit in (or use the facilities) a Starbucks. They can just walk right in and make themselves at home even though they made no purchases. Furthermore they made all their employees attend a brainwashing.......er diversity seminar.
Well, you got what you asked for. WTF did they think was going to happen when your policy is you don't have to be a paying customer to hang around?
Starbucks has always encouraged people to just "hang around" because it makes the place look busier. It is good advertising.
That is why they provide free internet.
And people often just "hand around".
Every real estate deal or other time I have ever had to meet with someone, everyone has always suggested Starbucks as the place to wait and meet.
So the question is not why they encourage people just hanging around, but WHY did they pick that particular Black person to kick out?