Re: Another StarBucks boycott (AKA sales opportunity)
Posted: Sat Aug 24, 2013 1:53 pm
Once again, the liberal agenda is woeful & wanting. The Starbucks here was as crowded as it usually is on a Saturday.
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Nothing new. When working in CA in the early '80's, I went to cash a check at the bank it was drawn on. Showed the teller my Alaska DL and was told they only accept U.S. identification. After her manager got her straight, she asked me after handing me the cash, what type of currency we used in AlaskaWes wrote:The unfortunate part is the young guy helping me asked his manager if they accept $2 bills, no joke. I couldn't believe it.
When I was in the Army I was stationed in Germany, I had some girl from Houston write and one of the questions she asked was "How did they celebrate Thanksgiving in Germany".G26ster wrote:Nothing new. When working in CA in the early '80's, I went to cash a check at the bank it was drawn on. Showed the teller my Alaska DL and was told they only accept U.S. identification. After her manager got her straight, she asked me after handing me the cash, what type of currency we used in AlaskaWes wrote:The unfortunate part is the young guy helping me asked his manager if they accept $2 bills, no joke. I couldn't believe it.
A young soldier in the FRG asked me "How hard will it be to teach my kids English if I marry a German girl?"suthdj wrote:When I was in the Army I was stationed in Germany, I had some girl from Houston write and one of the questions she asked was "How did they celebrate Thanksgiving in Germany".G26ster wrote:Nothing new. When working in CA in the early '80's, I went to cash a check at the bank it was drawn on. Showed the teller my Alaska DL and was told they only accept U.S. identification. After her manager got her straight, she asked me after handing me the cash, what type of currency we used in AlaskaWes wrote:The unfortunate part is the young guy helping me asked his manager if they accept $2 bills, no joke. I couldn't believe it.
"Starbucks got embroiled in the national debate on gun control after some gun rights advocates declared Aug. 10 “Starbucks Appreciation Day” to reward the Seattle coffee chain for following laws that allow armed customers."