CEO
Howard Schultz is encouraging his employees to bring up the hot-button
issue — his latest foray into controversial topics.
Starbucks SBUX 0.36% CEO Howard Schultz has never shied
away from
involving his company in controversial debates, whether those debates
are about same-sex marriage, or gun control, or U.S. government
gridlock.
But the executive, who oversees a coffee empire with 4,700 U.S. stores,
has now, having been taken in by the Administraion's politics of racial
division, plunged Starbucks into the most polarizing
political
debate in the United States: race relations. *
Racial
strife is the coin of the Democrat Party realm.
| *Some
necessary clarification added. |
Just. Serve. The. Damn. Coffee.
ReplyDeleteI realize that they are all graduate students but most Baristas are too ignorant to make change without the cash register, why in the hell would I listen to any thing they say?
ReplyDeleteKevin
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ReplyDeleteI like my coffee like I like my women: Black and bitter...
I don't go to Starbucks, and this is one more reason I never will. That and the prices, the snooty servers and the snooty clientele.
ReplyDeleteI cannot 4 the life of me figger out why- and how- people spend 5$ for a cup of coffee. Even my own kids when they stay here get up and drive to Starbucks in lieu of my own brew. The coming financial shitstorm will put an end to that.
ReplyDeleteI think the guy who came up with this shitty idea is probably a Dunkin Donuts mole.
ReplyDelete"Give me an extra spritz of white priviledge there, OK?"
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