Why do people hate Starbucks

[Anonymous No.11782350]

They even have 4 drink sizes. Trenti is 31oz

[Anonymous No.11782390]

>>11782350
They charge like $7 for a cup of ice with a little sugar and milk and pretend it's a milk based beverage while raking in insane amounts of profit, which is so goddamn high, that their shareholders demand more and more sales growth every year even though that's impossible without jacking up prices $0.70 annually until they go bankrupt.

[Anonymous No.11782438]

>>11782390
My drink was only 5$ and that is because I'm in an airport. There are so many other things to order on their menu.

[Anonymous No.11782458]

Not a fan but I really did like their unicorn fraps.

[Anonymous No.11782475]

>>11782350
They have made it so hard to talk about coffee with my family because they think "I love my morning coffee!" but in reality, they are drinking a cup of ice with milk and sugar in it.
They think I'm a crazy person for drinking black coffee.

[Anonymous No.11782490]

>>11782475
It's quite silly to go to Starbucks for their actual coffee.

[Anonymous No.11782568]

>>11782350

[Anonymous No.11782579]

>>11782350
>overpriced
>meme cup names
>drinks aren't really that good
>many cheaper alternatives

[Anonymous No.11783257]

>>11782475
I don't go there at all, but when my family talks about how much they love coffee, it usually takes me a few sentences to realize they're talking about caffeinated ice cream in a cup instead of actual coffee.
I'm not trying to be snobbish either, it just creates a disconnect. The stuff they serve at Starbucks is REAL good.

[Anonymous No.11783264]

>>11783257
Meant for
>>11782490
Also
>>11782579
>meme cup names
I agree with this, regardless of what Starbucksfags say. Yall know what I mean by "medium".

[Anonymous No.11783358]

>>11782350
They significantly contribute to America's obesity crisis

[Anonymous No.11783419]

Hi yes, I'll have a small black coffee please.
>ACKSHULLY it's called a Teromomovantaio
>Beans are roasted with a roofing torch
>Superheated water from an extradimensional nuclear furnace
>Every single tannin is leached from the beans
>Here is your acid lava, sir. That'll be $20.00

Why does Starbucks still exist?

[Anonymous No.11783712]

>>11783419
I've never spent more than 8$ in Starbucks

[Anonymous No.11783767]

>>11782350
Probably just contrarians since Starbucks got so popular and started showing up everywhere. Although I wouldn't ever get food at a Starbucks again, really low quality sandwiches. Even just something as simple as a breakfast sandwich where it's almost impossible to fuck up was terrible at Starbucks. They definitely don't make that stuff fresh. There's just a pile of awful pre-made sandwiches sitting there like at a convenience store, only somehow even worse.

[Anonymous No.11783779]

>>11782350
we don't hate starbucks

[Anonymous No.11783780]

>>11782350
Just try to imagine being so poor that shit-tier fast food seemed luxurious, fancy, and beyond your comprehension. I know it sounds weird, but there are millions of people like this in America

[Anonymous No.11783785]

Starbuck just like apple shit is for faggots

[Anonymous No.11783792]

>>11783712
that's the price of a meal.

[Anonymous No.11783805]

>>11782350
Way to fall for the gayest meme coffee place in history, OP

[Anonymous No.11783833]

>>11783780
Maybe back in 1999 when they started showing up everywhere (yes, they've been around a lot longer than that, but for a lot of people they didn't become a craze until around the time of that second Austin Powers movie) and people first thought of them as some sort of novelty higher end version of your local coffee shop and/or Dunkin' Donuts (FYI I love Dunkin' Donuts, not saying this to disparage them, just trying to explain what I remember the mentality at the time was like for most people).
But nowadays I don't think anyone mistakes Starbucks for a luxury coffee place. At MOST some people might liken them to a slightly higher tier version of a coffee place in a way analogous to the way some people think of Chipotle compared to Taco Bell.

[Anonymous No.11783842]

>>11783779
kek
>they put an apple logo on the kids non apple tablet

[Anonymous No.11783843]

>>11783833
What do you call this >>11783419
>>11783264
>>11783257
>>11782579
>>11782475
>>11782390

[Anonymous No.11783858]

>>11782350
When coffee is something you have to go trough, it being extra-expensive dont help.
I would say most people here are indifferent toward Starcuck, hate would go toward something deserving of attention.

[Anonymous No.11784058]

>>11782350
same reason i hate wal mart, on principle

[Anonymous No.11784067]

>>11783779
everytime someone posts this I feel a bit sad for that girl

[Anonymous No.11784110]

>>11782390
>little sugar
Kek

[Anonymous No.11784111]

>>11783833
Starbucks is to coffee what Taco Bell is to Mexican food.

[Anonymous No.11784151]

>>11782458

[Anonymous No.11784217]

>>11782350
What is this particular beverage in your photo?

[Anonymous No.11784222]

>>11784217
Not OP but it's the mango dragonfruit refresher

[Anonymous No.11784241]

>>11784217
>>11784222
It was actually quite delicious and low in calorie, then I realized they fill up 50% of it with ice. They might as well blend it into a smoothie at that point

[Anonymous No.11784258]

I don't hate it, but in the main train station there are two coffee shops opened by 8am. Starbucks has a line out the door while the local shop with better coffee, better fresh food, and beer if you want it is practically empty.
I get why familiar stuff is popular, though.

[Anonymous No.11784287]

>>11784258
This is the single flaw in capitalism: people are fucking stupid