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(#1) He Followed Baristas Home
From Redditor /u/Stephxieh:
"We had one man that started coming just before close. My shift would have to ask him to leave so he would pace outside or walk down the street until we were locking up and then try to follow us home.
We eventually had some of our police regulars come by every close and sometimes they would either wait for our buses with us or drive us home altogether. Pretty sure that guy isn't even allowed within blocks of that store to this day."
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(#15) He Told The Barista He Was Into Choking
From Redditor /u/Idontknowflycasual:
"I have a semi-regular who comes in once in a while whom I like to joke around with. Today, he came in as I was filling up the RTD&E case and tried to peek in the back room and said, 'Oh what have you got back there?' So I, joking, said, 'I'd tell you, but then I'd have to kill you.'
Here's where the weirdness comes in. His response to my little joke was this: 'How would you do it? You have to be careful, if you slowly choke me I might like it.' This made me so uncomfortable... I hid in the back until he left. I feel like I need a shower."
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(#9) He Took Photos Of Everyone
From Redditor /u/YungB00mer:
"There was a guy in my store before I worked there and he would take pictures of all the customers and baristas. The baristas felt uncomfortable but none of the higher up cared and the manager at the time said Starbucks wouldn't really do anything about it. Apparently, it went on for months until one barista just unleashed her wrath on him and he never came back. He goes to Tim Hortons now lol."
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(#19) One Customer FB-Stalked A Barista
From Redditor /u/SharkyTendencies:
"My FB profile is set to uber-private, so you can't find me in search results. I don't connect with customers over FB and don't give out personal info. One day I get a friend request from a customer, who had apparently managed to scroll back far enough on another employee's wall to find something I had posted."
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(#4) He Wouldn't Pay Until He Got A Hug
From Redditor /u/Slippery_when_wet:
"We had one customer who was about 70ish where I was on POS, and I took his order, but he refused to pay until I gave him a hug over the counter. It was seriously the most awkward five minutes ever while I just stared at him and he did the little finger bend for me to lean over and hug him. Eventually, he was fine just patting my arm. But still WTF?"
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(#13) He Gave The Barista A Massage
From Redditor /u/Lulzillar:
"One of our older regulars comes in and chats with everyone normally in the evening. He's goofy and a bit annoying at times, but he was okay. One night he thought it would be okay to sneak up behind me and rub my back. I told him to please not touch me, and my shift stopped everything he was doing and gave him the stare down. I keep my distance."
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A Starbucks employee complained on Twitter that customers had too many orders and made him want to resign. The post triggered hot discussions on the Internet, and he was fired by Starbucks. The employee explained that this order is not the most difficult one he has made during his work at Starbucks. One customer once ordered 26 kinds of drinks, and at least half of them required crazy customization requirements.
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