Melanie P
Google
Update today. No one should feel this way upon getting a coffee. Or in any conflict resolution situation. Ever. The saga continues. I actually had to take a half hour out of my life and work for this.
Emily refused me service today, started rambling before I even had a chance to look up from my phone.
Emily was so hostile immediately before I even knew someone was yelling at me.
No idea what she has out for me, but I did call and ask to get it resolved TODAY in person with the district manger, at the location the three of us if possible. I’d love to see how her demeanor changes in front of her boss.
She didn’t slam the window THIS time, but she was AGAIN hostile immediately at me so fast that I couldn’t understand what she way even saying.
I stood dumbfounded wondering what the heck she was saying (I also wear aids) said “what? You’re talking so fast I don’t even know what you’re saying.”
She proceeded to say she remembered me. I live & work in the area so I’m not hiding lol, & said “they” refuse to serve me today, babbling something about I flipped her off last time? I replied, “Oh you mean the time I remember you Emily, when you slammed the window shut in my face, after yelling at me.”
I wonder what became of my grievance if anything from the last time:
This was form the last altercation with her:
I called the complaint in to the headquarters customer service who assured me the complaint would be brought to the district manager. They refunded me, listened to my grievance.
Hostile, the wrong coffee, NO accountability AT ALL & service from The rudest person . Emily, I’ve ever had with a barista, a drive thru person who is there regularly. The rudest person in food industry I’ve ever experienced general.
I’m not sure what her problem was with me today but apparently closing the window on a customer (me) who is explaining “I don’t have a problem with you personally,” is an acceptable Starbucks training practice… AFTER it was made wrong from the morning transaction & I went off to a medical appt not knowing it wasn’t right, AFTER I was chastised by this 12:30 cashier that “the menu to the left is for reading and making sure I get the item I want.” Apparently because I’m hard of hearing she thinks I’m a complete moron too. But, yea the coffee was made wrong, and it’s my fault I didn’t catch THEIR mistake. SURE.
Way to go in professionalism! I didn’t want anything from you girl… like I said I was tryin to be polite during your chastising, treating me like a moron and saying: lI don’t know what else you want from me.”
How about professionalism & some genuine courtesy and kindness.? Is that unreasonable? How about “hey good to see you again…” or “sorry that happened.” Nope … Would it be hard to chalk the interaction up to some human errors?
Instead, she continued to escalate and posture by saying she has seen me around and can never hear me thru the drive thru, just like I can’t hear her. So again, this is my fault and reading between the lines: my coffee was wrong because it’s my fault we don’t understand each other thru the speaker. Furthermore gaslighting the situation & become argumentative over a coffee is immature & shows lack of intelligence while you stare at the coffee as if it was a pile of doo doo. “I can’t take that coffee from you…” no shit? I’ve been to Starbucks, I know the routine girl. Thought you might like to actually read the digital label and figure out what went wrong…
This was my review BEFORE: 5stars!
“The location has undergone really positive changes. I’ll edit and shout out some of the faces that make this place great every time I drive thru. The entrance is still hairy to get in & out with traffic & the long lines.”
Skip skip do not go to this place. They don’t really seem to want to be working for here AT ALL…
I live & work in this area. For many years and have seen this location go thru many changes. I have friends who work for the company and the headquarters. The location is more convenient to stop in with a furry client walk. But mehhh I’ll give someone else my refund.