Way to go, Starbucks..

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(07-26-2015, 10:42 PM)BmorePat87 Wrote: 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?

Thank you for brining this up.  I know from my experience working with the public that you, as a representative of an organization/brand/business should never challenge a person to "prove" that he/she is disabled...even when your "simply a d-bag" senses are tingling.