PAIt’s a struggle to find someone who has had their name spelled correctly on a Starbucks cup.
This isn’t a coincidence. Starbucks do not exclusively hire people who struggle with other people’s names.
This conspiracy explains that Starbucks baristas are instructed to come out with whacky spellings so people take an enraged photograph and post it to social media.
Think about how many people have tweeted their Starbucks cup without realising the favour they are doing the huge former tax-dodging corporation.
Ah, the famous misspelled name on a cup of sweet speculoos latte at @Starbucks. How I love a good coffee and bad spelling pic.twitter.com/nHcZAry7Ne
— Dries Dams (@DamsDries) November 22, 2016
It’s so that you’ll take this photo! That’s why!
How does @Starbucks get my name right one one cup and wrong on the other? #FirstWorldProblems #starbucksnamegame #fail pic.twitter.com/kWaNjwnI4N
— The Proctaines (@theProctaines) November 20, 2016
They are fully aware that Lloyd is not spelled like that.
Classic, 'that's not my name on my Starbucks cup' ft. @Masosaurus pic.twitter.com/M6wFdi1P72
— Lløyd W (@lloydswilliams) November 18, 2016
Yeah they heard you just fine Rori…
it's r-o-r-i
like I said, Lori.
as she writes the wrong name on my Starbucks cup. #rude #firstworldptoblems pic.twitter.com/iss7o2CiDV— rori (@rooaaarrrr) March 27, 2013
The conspiracy video was created by Youtube channel Super Deluxe…
The video asks the question, ‘What do all these pictures have in common?’. The answer is the ‘familiar green Siren’ (aka the Starbucks logo).
Imagine if it’s all a publicity stunt to get their brand marketed for free. Imagine.
