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I have never gone to a Starbucks and I never will. It's not that hard to do that. They will never get even a penny out of me.
Fair warning, if you're brewing coffee at home it's still possible to buy Starbucks.
Most of the coffee at Costco is just rebranded Starbucks beans. A lot of dark roast coffee is secretly shitty Starbucks beans. If it smells like cigarettes at any point, you've probably got Starbucks coffee.
What if I told you, I don't drink coffee.
THAT'S NOT TRUE
THAT'S IMPOSSIBLE
I have to give this another try.
Shouldn't Costco warn people if they're gonna sell burnt ass coffee beans though?
The only reason i would go to a Starbucks is to look at the people working and buying coffee there. Or to meet a cute person behind the counter, but i have never nore will i spend money in that
I already have dirty toilet water at home, I don't see why I would pay Starbucks for it.