What do you do on your days off?

[JJR512]

I would just like to say at this point that not everything from WA is bad.

I never said anything from Washington is bad. In fact, I can't think of anything bad from Washington at all.

The only way Washington came into what I was saying is that I was pointing out that Starbucks is an American company and I don't see the need for them to make themselves seem like anything other than what they are, which in my opinion, is what they're trying to do by using Italian words to describe their products and employees.

 

[lightsandsirens5]

I never said anything from Washington is bad. In fact, I can't think of anything bad from Washington at all.

The only way Washington came into what I was saying is that I was pointing out that Starbucks is an American company and I don't see the need for them to make themselves seem like anything other than what they are, which in my opinion, is what they're trying to do by using Italian words to describe their products and employees.

It was a joke. Ha ha ha.

I'm just not a Starbucks fan at all an I was assuming you weren't either. That's all.

 

[JJR512]

It was a joke. Ha ha ha.

I'm just not a Starbucks fan at all an I was assuming you weren't either. That's all.

Oh, sorry, I thought you thought that I...well nevermind, it's not important.

I'm not anti-Starbucks. I really can't taste much difference between straight coffee no matter how much it costs, but I also rarely drink coffee in the first place. I don't think I've ever deliberately set out to go specifically to Starbucks, but from time to time I'll be out doing something else and see one and I'll decide to go in. When I do go in, I always get something much more interesting than just coffee. I usually try one of their fanciful flavor creations, something with peppermint, or chai, or caramel...I think I've had something with pumpkin flavoring...