Way to go, Starbucks..

[BmorePat87]

(07-26-2015, 10:35 PM)Nebuchadnezzar Wrote: Then again, Starbucks could have defused the situation quickly and not lost any customers if the manager would have told the guy screaming to calm down and then turned to the guy parked in a handicapped space that if he didn't move his car, he wouldn't be served. If the guy parked in the handicapped space made a scene, then ban him which would most likely gained more customers.

I could be wrong, but the public is a fickle crowd and Starbucks will come out looking bad because of this.

From his own statements, it sounds like this was happening over a period of time. He admits to confronting multiple customers. He probably was told multiple times to stop.

This quote from him shows his delusion, though


"Instead of the manager supporting me ... instead of saying... 'I'm not going to take your order until you move your car,' she [the manager] would take care of them [the customers] and then tell me to leave them alone," he said.

You honestly expect a store to demand that a customer prove they're handicap and refuse service until they do?