...I don’t blame them for not ordering...Starbucks is pretty grim for the cost of it...

All the talk of "call the police".. isnt as bad as it sounds..the officers on bikes are probably designated to that mall anyway..so for the manager it didnt seem like a big deal to get them to come and sort it..plus with it being in america you aint going to risk a lawsuit on yourself.

I find it really strange that you wouldnt leave when requested to by the police...to me those actions should have been followed up by a struggle with the police....but they just peacefully got up and left...


Luckily miss political antagonist was on hand with her camera and twitter page....her timing has a lot to be desired though..she missed 15 minutes worth.

....hmmmm I don’t know actually, Parmy...I did read an article...sorry I’m not good at finding links again...but one of the police officers said they didn’t feel they should have been called to the ‘situation’, a personal statement from one involved..?...but as they were called, obviously they had to go...

...I guess what could also be perceived as ‘strange’...is that Starbucks immediately wanted to meet with the two men as well and apologise and address their training methods and introduce new training etc...so I don’t think it’s very clear cut whether they themselves believe an element of racial profiling was perhaps involved with this unfortunate incident and why it escalated to what it became...

Yes, it comes across as an admission of guilt, but I still don't think it really means anything at all; Starbucks would still be doing this whether they thought it was racial profiling or not. It's gone globally viral... they HAVE to be seen to do something.

:nono:

How dare you. Caramel Machiattos are amazing. And caramel frapachino on a hot summer day. Mmm. Their soya latte is also randomly delicious :think:.

That said, it's not as good as my home made fresh ground coffee :hee:. But other than that... none of the other high street coffee places are ever as good as Starbucks. And independent cafes... like 1 in 10 makes a good coffee. The rest serve you a cup of dishwater!

..yeah I do realise that ‘seen to be doing something’ is a thing as well TS and maybe the reason ...but I don’t think the perception is any less ‘strange’ than the refusal by the guys when asked to leave if they did feel racial profiling was apparahent to them and happening to them ....if others also had been known to not order etc and just wait for someone and also be known to use bathroom facilities...but themselves the only two that led to police being called....or even being told ‘no you can’t’ in the first place...all ‘stranges’ hold the same weight value, I feel..:laugh:...

..I absolutely dare, that’s the badass I am..:pipe:...I’m not really a huge coffee drinker../..fan...just to disappoint you further, TS...still water on a hot summer day is where I’m at, not caramel frapachino...

Get out :hmph:

....prejudice../..intolerance..:laugh:...

So men being taken out of a shop has sparked protests. Because of course.

Who had absolutely nothing to do with any of it and don't get paid anywhere NEAR enough to deal with that **** :think:

:hehe:

“Too Little Too Latte,”

:laugh2: genius

Why would they need to leave?
Starbucks don't have a policy preventing someone sitting down in the shop. Especially when waiting for someone else.

So call the police...and around and around we go.

Cause they were asked to......starbucks did the exact same thing to a uniformed officer but he had the decency to leave when asked...

Oh god, there's gonna be loads of "sit ins" aren't there, where saddoes are gonna spend ages filling the place by taking up tables without buying anything....

Then it will all be as staged as this made up bollocks.

Hearsay obviously but would be hilarious if true...

Philadelphia Starbucks Customer: Supposedly Racist Manager 'Is An SJW Feminist Of The Highest Order'
https://www.dailywire.com/news/29557...st-ben-shapiro

I mean it would not be surprising I guess, given the company's values. But goes to show, that none of us are immune to a good ol' fashion witch hunt... I mean literally any of us could fall victim, regardless of our "reputation"... doesn't mean much on Twitter or to the mainstream media.

And BTW, the CEO of Starbucks has doubled-down...

Starbucks' Schultz Throws Employee Under The Bus, Then Personally Drives Bus Over Her
https://www.dailywire.com/news/29596...-james-barrett

This is apparently now a "challenge"... he did it to prove a point, but still

Taking advantage of the stupid isn't nice, Hotep!

And that is an arrestable offence?

Please. :rolleyes:

The 3 time refusal was the offence...the cops hands werr tied by these ignorant pigs.