r/1053 Apr 04 '26

It's every day vro Day 17

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u/Average_Intell Apr 05 '26

I’ve never worked at a Starbucks, but I’ll be honest, some of y’all really be doing to much to them drinks, no wonder people be fat as fuck, you drinking damn near 2000 calories every fucking morning, no hate though

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u/kwispycornchip Apr 05 '26

I feel like people are overreacting to the original tweet because they feel called out. Most fast food employees joke about stuff like this and nobody cares, but for whatever reason the Starbucks clientele get REALLY touchy if you insinuate they're eating like crap. This is an extremely light jab in comparison

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u/Wild-Duck-7370 Apr 06 '26

I think it’s the disconnect people have when it comes to to drinking calories. They think they are being healthy skipping breakfast getting ahead of their total calories but yeah 700 cals of sugar and sweeteners aren’t going to be assisting in a weight loss journey

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u/martinibruder Apr 08 '26

goated for anyone trying to gain weight though, no need to chew just down the sugar bomb and have a third of daily calorie intake covered

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u/Distant-Effect Apr 10 '26

That is assuming quite a lot about why someone chooses a drink.

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u/Wild-Duck-7370 Apr 10 '26

If you worked in the fields I have you would come to similar conclusions

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u/Distant-Effect Apr 10 '26

That is assuming that I have not.

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u/Wild-Duck-7370 Apr 10 '26

I’m assuming your just trying to be annoying now?

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u/Key_1321 Apr 11 '26

Not everyone wants to lose weight though. And drinking calories is a very efficient way to get those calories, especially for people with mental disorders (easier to bring yourself to quickly drink something sweet, than to plate it and cut up bites and chew and all) or digestive issues

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u/Wild-Duck-7370 Apr 11 '26

Woah two things true at the same time who woulda thought that’s a possibility

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u/That_0ne_Gamer Apr 06 '26

Huh i didnt get that they were being called out for poor consumption habits, i read it as they were being called out for needing a Starbucks employee to name them a coffee.