r/starbuckspartners Apr 03 '20

What inconsiderate human would order a pour over 2 till close during a rush? Thank you for thinking of your local barista

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u/ashley441 Apr 03 '20

probably the same person that ordered 17 drinks today during a huge rush at my store :) i’ve come to the conclusion that people don’t care. they don’t care about being courteous or kind. we are their coffee slaves

u/[deleted] Aug 16 '25

would you prefer another job? those 17 drinks pay your salary and the rent.

u/[deleted] Apr 13 '20

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u/kenzienicole16 Apr 13 '20

You relax.

u/transpterodactyl Sep 05 '22

Takes more than 2 minutes though

u/Tarbucks0899 Oct 18 '22

You don’t have to watch it for two minutes straight

u/transpterodactyl Oct 18 '22

No but by the time it's done you'll be past close

u/BriocheSupremacist Nov 27 '21

I think someone coming to Starbucks for coffee might be inclined to order coffee.

u/Charming_War2917 Nov 20 '24

Right? I don’t understand why we’re complaining we have to do our jobs yeah it sucks but not that bad😭

u/ixkamik Nov 06 '24

Well , at the end that inconsiderate person is paying everyone's salaries in a sense. If it's open, that's a tough order but it has to be respected.

u/OriolesrRavens1974 Mar 03 '25

The average customer doesn’t know much about what goes into making a drink. They order, pay, and wait for their name while they play on their phone.

u/[deleted] Aug 16 '25

and its not for the one person. its a bunch of people who sent their coffee slave to get it from another coffee slave lol

u/GeminiCoffee89 2d ago

I get the frustration, but as the person who was the default pour over barista at my store, I loved doing pour overs during rush sometimes cause it was a chance to get a bit of breather.

u/atzqui Jun 14 '23

depending on the supervisor, we never do pour overs lol

u/[deleted] Aug 16 '25

give him a regular coffee