A young woman reported on social media that a Starbucks barista left a harassing message on her glass.
A young Mexican woman claims she was the victim of harassment by a barista at the Starbucks chain because of the message the employee wrote on her glass.
The user of the platformGiselle, you are very pretty.”
“Hi @StarbucksMex, today I had this unfortunate situation with one of your bartenders who put that phrase under my name. I can’t even order a coffee anymore without being harassed, please educate your staff and don’t let any woman cry of helplessness like me again,” was the statement spread by the young woman in
HI @StarbucksMex Today this unpleasant situation happened to me with one of their bartenders who put that phrase under my name. I can’t even order a coffee anymore without being harassed, please educate your staff and let no woman cry of helplessness like me again. pic.twitter.com/nKGeSJaE6l
— Kenya (@Akapulquena) February 21, 2024
A Starbucks barista may write a message along with the consumer’s name, but in this case the young woman reported feeling harassed.
The message written on the consumer’s glass of Starbucks Mexico.Given the wave of reactions that the publication had, the company itself intervened to respond.
Starbucks had to respond to the young woman’s complaint on social networks. In one of the comments, Starbucks Mexico posted “Hi. We are sorry about the situation, in order to provide you with corresponding help, we ask you to send us the following information via DM, email, full name, contact phone number, store.
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We are sorry about the situation, in order to provide you with corresponding help, we ask you to send us the following information via DM, email, full name, contact phone number, store.— Starbucks Mexico (@StarbucksMex) February 21, 2024
The complainant, for her part, wrote on the same photo and responded to those who questioned her on March 31st.
“For all those who come to attack me and say I’m not pretty, from the anonymity of their fake accounts, here I am, without fear of public ridicule. And obviously I’m not pretty, “I am BEAUTIFUL and above all blessed by God” he wrote.
For all those who come to attack me and say I’m not pretty, from the anonymity of their fake accounts, here I am, without fear of public ridicule. And of course I’m not pretty, I’m BEAUTIFUL and above all blessed by God. pic.twitter.com/PQgZRbc0B7
— Kenya (@Akapulquena) March 31, 2024
Source: Clarin
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