I’m a Starbucks employee – most customers don’t know the embarrassing secret about our drive-thru
SOME PEOPLE can’t help but take out their frustrations on the next person they speak to. However, a Starbucks worker revealed an embarrassing secret about their drive-thrus that might make people take a second thought about their attitude. A Starbucks worker who goes by @g59pixie online revealed that employees can see your face clearly in […]
SOME PEOPLE can’t help but take out their frustrations on the next person they speak to.
However, a Starbucks worker revealed an embarrassing secret about their drive-thrus that might make people take a second thought about their attitude.
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A Starbucks worker who goes by @g59pixie online revealed that employees can see your face clearly in the drive-thru.
“I hope y’all realize we can see u in the drive thru when u make faces at us LOL,” she wrote over a video showing a worker’s view of the drive-thru area at an unknown location.
She simply shook her head, making it seem like she has seen this occur one too many times.
In response to the news, viewers automatically started worrying about what they have been caught on camera doing or looking like.
“Omg y’all better not be judging my pimples on that camera,” one person wrote.
“So you’ve definitely seen me crying in the drive thru too then huh,” another asked.
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“One day I was taking a selfie and then realized the camera there I was mortified,” a third viewer recalled.
Yet a fourth person added: “I always just look into the camera with a confused look [because] I didn’t know if they worked or not; now I do.”
Maybe, this will simply serve as an unexpected lesson in drive-thru etiquette for some.
In other news related to Starbucks secrets, one barista revealed the drink many workers hate making, but also gave some money-saving tips.
Plus, a savvy customer shared how she gets a venti drink for under $4.
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