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Starbucks stepped back from having a comfortable laid back experience. The one in my town used to have comfortable leather chairs arranged in a corner. It was cozy. They’ve since removed those and placed cheap contemporary tables.
I have a funny story about Starbucks. My friend's dad was visiting from Sicily. My friend asked me to take him out while he was at work one day, to shoot some pool, as his dad loves the game. Anyhow, long story short, he asked me to take him for a coffee afterwards. Guess where we went? That's right, Starbucks, and I hate to say it, but he said it was the worst espresso he had ever had. My biggest beef with Starbucks, personally, is their outrageous prices. Great story, btw! Thumbs up!
I drink Starbucks a lot. For chain coffee, the main appeal is that it’s consistent between stores which other chains fail at doing. However, compared to fresh coffee it is definitely much worse.
I'm happy to report that in my home city of Melbourne, Starbucks failed badly. They did badly in Australia anyway, but did especially bad in Melbourne (which has a large Italian population). These days, you're only likely to find a Starbucks in areas that cater primarily to tourists.
Imo another huge key to their success (just like their rewards app program) is their ability to retain customers. They’ve done a spectacular job at this. And sure you can say it’s the experience, but in reality I think it’s the convenience, the quality, and how they incentivize you to come back. Daily coffee drinkers if they buy a Starbucks mug can go in and get cheaper refills. Perfect for work everyday, then you’re also marketing them everywhere. You get good rewards, you keep coming back. Then you go to the store and can buy the same coffee to brew at home. They’ve done insanely well with customer retention
0:07: ☕ Howard Schultz's journey from a difficult childhood to building a global coffee empire. 4:56: ☕ Howard Schultz is captivated by the Italian coffee bar experience and wants to transform it into the American society. 8:36: 👥 Howard Schultz meets with Bill Gates Senior and receives support to raise funds for Starbucks. 12:56: 📉 Starbucks faced financial trouble and customer dissatisfaction due to rapid expansion and the financial crisis. 17:09: 📍 Starbucks' success is largely attributed to their strategic location choices and ability to gentrify areas. Recap by Tammy AI
This was a really good video. It's too bad to Starbucks went from providing good wages and benefits to employees even if they were part-time to union busting now. Also let's be honest that most of their " coffee drinks" are really just dessert in a cup.
The bit that irks me about companies that do this, is that it’s done to provide huge payouts to shareholders and execs. They could simply pay the execs less and the general staff more.
@@summero-my5inMany people look down on transport employees too. Without them people couldn't order things and get them shipped home. Grocery stores would be empty without transport as they never got anything to sell. Shopping malls and stores would need to close if there weren't any transport business. Point is that transport is one of the most important jobs in the world. It's so wrong to look at transport employees as losers. Without transport, Starbucks would never have any coffee to sell either.
Every tiny independently owned coffee shack in American & Canada I've pulled up to in the past 20 years has had better coffee than Starbucks. & I'm reminded this every time I cave in & get a Starbucks at a grocery store in any town or state. They're losing business in the suburbs to a newer chain called Dutch Brothers.
I can tell you why I still go to Starbucks and it's because here in Japan they came into the market as a non-smoking chain when everywhere else was either entirely smoking or had a "non-smoking section" that had zero separation from the smoking area. Starbucks broke that model and as it became more popular, other chains had to follow suit. They were the one that created that trend here and I'll always be grateful to them for it.
It's embarrassing that we sheep to Starbucks. It's not that good and you can make much better very quickly at home. It was never about the coffee but the manipulation of low self esteem.
Actually I love my baristas and it really is that 3rd place that’s not home or work. I’ve known some of my baristas for 7 or 8 years. We even watched the eclipse together.
I was a Barista at Starbucks while in college. It was in downtown vancouver on robson street in the early 2000’s. At the time it was the busiest, highest revenue generating starbucks in North America. We made some great tips!
Cant wait for the future video where u show the fall of starbucks. They coffee gets more and more expensive, workers are always in a bad mood (i would be too if i was underpaid and overworked), and there is almost no experience left unless u enjoy waiting in the drive thru for 30 minutes. Covid may have had a major impact on this im not sure, love their coffee but cant afford it and would never chat with strangers in starbucks.
Would you cover Australia's war on Starbucks? Au has been the most unsuccessful expansion of Starbucks, at least that's what I heard from the aussies. They prefer their mom and pop cafes more than Starbucks.
As an Aussie, who lives in Melbourne, the only Starbucks location I know is at our ‘Melbourne Central’ which is also a train station, of which I think is meant for tourists coming to Australia mainly, (specifically targeted at tourists)
I can tell you in the Philippines the reason Starbucks got big here is because of the Organizer giveaway during Christmas. Also the best selling drinks are frappes so more milk and sugar than coffee.
An important point not covered in this video but noteworthy is how Starbucks's rapid growth in China in the past has helped them with their "world domination". They've opened their 6000+ stores in China already, which represent over 16% of all of their stores globally. However, their growth in China has slowed significantly due to a cocktail of factors including facing stiff competition from players such as Luckin Coffee. There's a video I made explaining Starbucks' downfall and Luckin's rise in China due to differences in business strategy, China's zero covid policy and contrasting approaches to product innovation and marketing, might be helpful to your viewers.
I worked for Dutch Bros for quite some time. And I got to see them go public, and I feel like this video is a warning to them. They're forgetting their roots and that Dutch Bro is an experience not just a cup of coffee. It was never meant for skeleton crews and not having the opportunity to hang out with the customer. The number of customers we used to have come by just to hang out, and by the time I left we barely knew anyone because we barely had time to say hello here's your order
@@ghost_mall I get what you're saying, it just felt more like cutting back those things to maximize new locations. But it is their business and their prerogative to so, just sucked that went from an awesome place to work to feeling like a fast food joint.
Never bought anything from starbucks. Always saw it as an overprized chain that sold mostly to hipsters trying to feel more important than they actually are.
Maybe in the 90s and early 2000s, you won't see a single hipster now, mostly students doing homework, soccer moms meeting before or after their workout classes and a bunch of Uber eats delivery and the like picking up orders all day lol
I find it funny that the CEO in the past going on a trip to the Italy would bring game changing reforms. And today's CEO going to Italy and made Olive Coffee because Healthy Italians drinks Olive Oil, so Excessive Olive Oil equals Healthy.
This is why I always tell someone who says sbux are overpriced that people DONT go to starbucks for expesive coffee. they go there for a new environment to work in for refresher with free wifi and socket plug.
I still don't understand why Gates would help Howard Schultz in that way. Unless they're both in the same secret society or something. There must be an untold story there that's very relevant
I think I only had a coffee there one time. I refuse to support this business. I prefer making my own coffee at home with distilled water not old coffee made from tap water!
No you're absolutely normal😂. I also went there twice. First time I went with my friends & last time with my parents. I hated it so much. The flavour was so strong. I don't like strong flavour coffees. That was my last time. Not gonna spend my money on that shit. I'd prefer making my own coffee at my home. Idk how literally 80% influencers spends their money on that shit !🏃🏻♀️
Please give a video of a Chinese estate company, Everglade It is basically a Chinese company somehow it debt with 600 billion dollars, what is almost equivalent to all cash in Apple and Google.
Great video. I have never been to Starbucks. (Or any other "coffee house" for that matter.) After watching this video I understand why. When I want coffee I want coffee, not an "experience." Not to mention the ridiculous price. Besides, I have a secret😉. I know where to find the hands down best coffee on the globe. MY KITCHEN. Perfect coffee exactly the way I like it. Every. Single. Time.
Could you please make a video on how corrupt the news is? My grandad was high up in news corp and I’ve heard some things but I don’t know everything and you seem like a great video journalist
It would be awesome if you could put the year (visually) -- maybe month if it's a short period -- in the video instead of saying "one year later". Love your videos btw :)
Fun fact: NO STARBUCKS IN ITALIA AND ONLY SEVEN(caffè that is the Espresso, Capuccino that is fifty and fifty milk and coffee, Caffelatte that is coffee with milk, Latte macchiato that is milk with coffee, Caffè ristretto that is a short and strong coffee, Corretto that got grappa, Americano... with water) ! We got many good alternatives: my favorite is Dersut, Carraro (my city), Lavazza... plus standard bar (we call them "bar").
Please, reduce the size of your videos at least for 360 to 480 p as they get too heavy for people like me to watch. I love your videos by they way and keep it up. Thank you
Expat American here living in Vietnam. Starbucks has had to close some of their stores because they are unable to compete with the small local family coffee shops… the coffee here is excellent!!!
Hey man thank you so much for creating documentary on STARBUCKS 😃😃... Can you please create documentary on XIAOMI too ? I mean Lei Jun.. Documentary on Lei Jun?
I disdain Starbucks to a level I can't even put in words; it is literally the last coffee place I will go to if I have a choice. That said, I respect the company for its incredible success.
Being an Australian I hardly ever buy from Starbucks as there are better choices but when I'm overseas and I want coffee then Starbucks is probably a safe choice. The good thing about Starbucks in Australia is they open after dinner time and you can sit as long as you want, just the perfect place if you want to chat with your friend longer and you don't want to go to a pub or bar.
Yeah, if you want coffee that tastes like farted ass cheeks, than Starbucks is probably the safest bet. Hell, I think McDonalds actually has better coffee than Starbucks 😂.
@alexgomez6723 I don't know what farted ass cheeks taste like but I never had a Starbucks Coffee where it tastes so bad, maybe I'm lucky or you're just unlucky. McDonald's coffee can be a hit or miss, I've had some really good ones where it's comparable to those fancy Cafe and had some terrible ones where it's worst than instant coffee. After all it depends on the barista who made the coffee.
I've been maybe 10 times. Always when I end up going with someone, not on my own. I'm not a coffee drinker so yeah. I have friends that live paycheck to paycheck, yet go to Starbucks daily. Kinda dumb. And not just for coffee, they get food and all kinds of crap. $25 a day at Starbucks yet struggling to pay rent.
They probably had good coffee back in the day, now, their coffee tastes burnt, bitter, and cheap. It's not even close to a good European, Colombian, or Brazilian coffee.
Where I live, if you have an accident while working they can't let you go. You are protected and they have to pay for your medical bills and you are on paid leave till you can work again. And how can you even live in America, the land of the not-so-free lol.
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Fun fact: Starbucks sells more milk than coffee
Warm milk? Who even drinks that?
@@Ezramicon mixed into the coffee.
nerd.
I would have guessed it was sugar. 🤢🤢🤢
Their coffee is so strong that 3 drops in a cup of steamed milk constitutes as a macchiato.
Starbucks stepped back from having a comfortable laid back experience. The one in my town used to have comfortable leather chairs arranged in a corner. It was cozy. They’ve since removed those and placed cheap contemporary tables.
Lies again? Spank Bang USD SGD
Shouldn’t support billionaires anyway
then bro shouldnt eat fast food 💀
Glad to see you at one million subscribers, bro... You deserve it
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No he doesn’t man. He’s a terrible person who intentionally copyright strikes people over nothing. Terrible person
congrats on 1M magnatesmedia, well deserved especially after all you've gone through :)
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I have a funny story about Starbucks. My friend's dad was visiting from Sicily. My friend asked me to take him out while he was at work one day, to shoot some pool, as his dad loves the game. Anyhow, long story short, he asked me to take him for a coffee afterwards. Guess where we went? That's right, Starbucks, and I hate to say it, but he said it was the worst espresso he had ever had. My biggest beef with Starbucks, personally, is their outrageous prices.
Great story, btw! Thumbs up!
@@jt5341 It is?
I drink Starbucks a lot. For chain coffee, the main appeal is that it’s consistent between stores which other chains fail at doing. However, compared to fresh coffee it is definitely much worse.
@@andyshuai8024consistent? I assume you mean consistency, and in my experience it's been anything BUT consistent
@@MinisterRedPillno consistent was correct. I assume you read it's as "its" and not "it is".
The story is great but where is the funny
I'm happy to report that in my home city of Melbourne, Starbucks failed badly. They did badly in Australia anyway, but did especially bad in Melbourne (which has a large Italian population).
These days, you're only likely to find a Starbucks in areas that cater primarily to tourists.
Wow they are so popular in America
@@PaganSkye We are probably a bunch of coffee snobs 🙂.
Imo another huge key to their success (just like their rewards app program) is their ability to retain customers. They’ve done a spectacular job at this. And sure you can say it’s the experience, but in reality I think it’s the convenience, the quality, and how they incentivize you to come back. Daily coffee drinkers if they buy a Starbucks mug can go in and get cheaper refills. Perfect for work everyday, then you’re also marketing them everywhere. You get good rewards, you keep coming back. Then you go to the store and can buy the same coffee to brew at home. They’ve done insanely well with customer retention
0:07: ☕ Howard Schultz's journey from a difficult childhood to building a global coffee empire.
4:56: ☕ Howard Schultz is captivated by the Italian coffee bar experience and wants to transform it into the American society.
8:36: 👥 Howard Schultz meets with Bill Gates Senior and receives support to raise funds for Starbucks.
12:56: 📉 Starbucks faced financial trouble and customer dissatisfaction due to rapid expansion and the financial crisis.
17:09: 📍 Starbucks' success is largely attributed to their strategic location choices and ability to gentrify areas.
Recap by Tammy AI
Next step: Starbucks faces world huge boycott thanks to its stupid behaviour of supporting an apartheid state and criminal army.
MM is just unstoppable i just addicted to his voice and narration
This was a really good video. It's too bad to Starbucks went from providing good wages and benefits to employees even if they were part-time to union busting now. Also let's be honest that most of their " coffee drinks" are really just dessert in a cup.
That's being kind.
The bit that irks me about companies that do this, is that it’s done to provide huge payouts to shareholders and execs. They could simply pay the execs less and the general staff more.
@@CityStarrzzthey look down on us regular employees.
@@summero-my5inMany people look down on transport employees too. Without them people couldn't order things and get them shipped home.
Grocery stores would be empty without transport as they never got anything to sell. Shopping malls and stores would need to close if there weren't any transport business.
Point is that transport is one of the most important jobs in the world. It's so wrong to look at transport employees as losers. Without transport, Starbucks would never have any coffee to sell either.
Every tiny independently owned coffee shack in American & Canada I've pulled up to in the past 20 years has had better coffee than Starbucks.
& I'm reminded this every time I cave in & get a Starbucks at a grocery store in any town or state.
They're losing business in the suburbs to a newer chain called Dutch Brothers.
I can tell you why I still go to Starbucks and it's because here in Japan they came into the market as a non-smoking chain when everywhere else was either entirely smoking or had a "non-smoking section" that had zero separation from the smoking area. Starbucks broke that model and as it became more popular, other chains had to follow suit. They were the one that created that trend here and I'll always be grateful to them for it.
Smoking zones are the best though.
I have never set foot in a Starbucks.
Congratulations no one cares
You must be poor then heeheh
@@Sambig91
You are not making any sense.
You are smart..
@@raydavis6028you cared enough to comment 😃😃👍
It's embarrassing that we sheep to Starbucks. It's not that good and you can make much better very quickly at home. It was never about the coffee but the manipulation of low self esteem.
Not all of us. Only time I've ever been in one was when I lost my cellphone and met the kind person that found it at Starbucks to get it back
Actually I love my baristas and it really is that 3rd place that’s not home or work. I’ve known some of my baristas for 7 or 8 years. We even watched the eclipse together.
Magnates is criminally underrated
Forgot to mention the exploitative attitude towards employees and repercussions towards unions. This story makes shultz sound like a hero.
And even worse bill gates senior. I think I’ll unfollow now
Your documentaries are so addictive! I watch them on my breaks at work
I was a Barista at Starbucks while in college. It was in downtown vancouver on robson street in the early 2000’s. At the time it was the busiest, highest revenue generating starbucks in North America. We made some great tips!
High Tips? Starbucks? Lol
Cant wait for the future video where u show the fall of starbucks. They coffee gets more and more expensive, workers are always in a bad mood (i would be too if i was underpaid and overworked), and there is almost no experience left unless u enjoy waiting in the drive thru for 30 minutes. Covid may have had a major impact on this im not sure, love their coffee but cant afford it and would never chat with strangers in starbucks.
Would you cover Australia's war on Starbucks? Au has been the most unsuccessful expansion of Starbucks, at least that's what I heard from the aussies. They prefer their mom and pop cafes more than Starbucks.
Yeah there's already a strong cafe & coffee culture here, ironically strongly influenced by post WWII Italian immigration.
Starbucks is like dirty dishwater. - every aussie ever. 😂
As an Aussie, who lives in Melbourne, the only Starbucks location I know is at our ‘Melbourne Central’ which is also a train station, of which I think is meant for tourists coming to Australia mainly, (specifically targeted at tourists)
@@KerriEverlastingAs an Aussie, I can confirm
I thought Starbucks got pushed out of Australia.
I can tell you in the Philippines the reason Starbucks got big here is because of the Organizer giveaway during Christmas. Also the best selling drinks are frappes so more milk and sugar than coffee.
lol the folks just want to be seen inside a SB, or coming in there to enjoy the AC and out from the heart and sun
@@MrRoda8143 both are valid I guess
An important point not covered in this video but noteworthy is how Starbucks's rapid growth in China in the past has helped them with their "world domination". They've opened their 6000+ stores in China already, which represent over 16% of all of their stores globally. However, their growth in China has slowed significantly due to a cocktail of factors including facing stiff competition from players such as Luckin Coffee. There's a video I made explaining Starbucks' downfall and Luckin's rise in China due to differences in business strategy, China's zero covid policy and contrasting approaches to product innovation and marketing, might be helpful to your viewers.
Well said
I've been on Starbucks only once. And won't go back, over rated junk with double the prices at least here in Europe.
I worked for Dutch Bros for quite some time. And I got to see them go public, and I feel like this video is a warning to them. They're forgetting their roots and that Dutch Bro is an experience not just a cup of coffee. It was never meant for skeleton crews and not having the opportunity to hang out with the customer. The number of customers we used to have come by just to hang out, and by the time I left we barely knew anyone because we barely had time to say hello here's your order
I love Dutch Brothers. I go there everyday and I love all of the baristas. Sometimes I take them snacks.
I have to agree with you.
@@ghost_mall I get what you're saying, it just felt more like cutting back those things to maximize new locations. But it is their business and their prerogative to so, just sucked that went from an awesome place to work to feeling like a fast food joint.
@@junequintana3984 you're the best type of customer. We loved people like you. Those morning shifts are rough without food/snacks!
Awe thank you. That's so sweet.
Amazing video bro!!! I'm so happy that things have become normal!!
YES A 20 minute long video, hopefully we could get a 40 or maybe a 1 hour long, really loving the videos
absolutely
@@JokeswithMitochondria i was curious about ur username so cIicked on ur profiIe. Wasn't disappointed lmao
I've just seen the magnetesMedia logo in my notification i felt a real joy. Like when i'm watching a chris nolan movie 🤓
Amazing mini documentary!! So well done! Thank you for making these
Never bought anything from starbucks. Always saw it as an overprized chain that sold mostly to hipsters trying to feel more important than they actually are.
@@clemclemson9259 not 20 bucks good
I’m not a hipster. I love their coffee.
Maybe in the 90s and early 2000s, you won't see a single hipster now, mostly students doing homework, soccer moms meeting before or after their workout classes and a bunch of Uber eats delivery and the like picking up orders all day lol
lol what an out of touch comment
Fun fact: Starbucks sells ice more than anything in the shop
There's waaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaay more to this story... but no one dares
starbucks is a terrible corporation to work for absolutely dehumanizing
Really hope this channel gains momentum aGain!!!! Love your videos! Youve inspired me
I find it funny that the CEO in the past going on a trip to the Italy would bring game changing reforms.
And today's CEO going to Italy and made Olive Coffee because Healthy Italians drinks Olive Oil, so Excessive Olive Oil equals Healthy.
One of my favourite channel in youtube ❤
This channel, GOLD.
This is why I always tell someone who says sbux are overpriced that people DONT go to starbucks for expesive coffee. they go there for a new environment to work in for refresher with free wifi and socket plug.
Starbucks and Newports have become status symbols. “ I can afford expensive coffee and smokes.”
The editing gets better with every video.
You still can't sit down with an actual ceramic coffee mug like the old days
I still don't understand why Gates would help Howard Schultz in that way. Unless they're both in the same secret society or something. There must be an untold story there that's very relevant
Microsoft is Uber stressful place to work. Cutthroat business model. I used to work at places that were so stressful they weren't fun to work at.
Glad to see your back making videos again.
I just discovered your channel,love it,effort and knowledge you put are amazing
oh magnates is back back!
I love your vidios you put so much work in❤❤❤
Is it weird I only ever stepped into Starbucks once or twice in my entire life?
I think I only had a coffee there one time. I refuse to support this business. I prefer making my own coffee at home with distilled water not old coffee made from tap water!
No you're absolutely normal😂. I also went there twice. First time I went with my friends & last time with my parents. I hated it so much. The flavour was so strong. I don't like strong flavour coffees.
That was my last time. Not gonna spend my money on that shit. I'd prefer making my own coffee at my home. Idk how literally 80% influencers spends their money on that shit !🏃🏻♀️
When did you die?
Surely you haven't lived your entire life........yet?
:)
You doing better than me I haven't stepped into a Starbucks ever!!!
I’ve never been to one in my life. There’s a bookshop I sometimes visit and they have one.
Your videos are amazing, by the way i've seen lotta videos breakingdown your videos style, in fact it they Worth it
have to say Live in UK but I don’t like nothing about Starbucks. The Coffee is bad to be fair and I love my coffee.
Worst coffee you can ever have. 😮
I love your videos they are so great but have effort in them to congrats on 1million subs!
Thank you so much for your informative content I really appreciate it
Please give a video of a Chinese estate company, Everglade
It is basically a Chinese company somehow it debt with 600 billion dollars, what is almost equivalent to all cash in Apple and Google.
Your at a million, congrats
gotta be the most underrated channel on youtube
Wow amazing story! I'm proud to be a shareholder.
Great video.
I have never been to Starbucks. (Or any other "coffee house" for that matter.) After watching this video I understand why. When I want coffee I want coffee, not an "experience." Not to mention the ridiculous price. Besides, I have a secret😉. I know where to find the hands down best coffee on the globe. MY KITCHEN. Perfect coffee exactly the way I like it. Every. Single. Time.
I have never set foot in one of the coffee chains ever.
I'm not sure why you reloaded this 3 hours ago. But i've already seen it, it's really good
I loved this. Realized how important location is. Interesting
I'be been loving your documentaries.
Been binging!!!
Starbucks is proof you don’t need a good product to be successful.
McDonald’s too
Just need to right "lemmings."
love the style of the pictures accompanying this video😘
Congratulations for 1M subs. You deserve better.
This man is so clever, he not only can tell great story's about the past but also can predict the future
YOOOO million ssubs!!! Happy for you!
You didn't explain why Bill Gates' father did that huge favor for him. Without it, he would have had Starbucks stolen from him by the other investor.
it was heavily implied
@@nightytime Clarify the implication.
Do Kuerig next. It has a similar endpoint. It wasn't about the coffee but the technology
The environmental stuff would be funny to watch
props on 1m!!! ily
Could you please make a video on how corrupt the news is? My grandad was high up in news corp and I’ve heard some things but I don’t know everything and you seem like a great video journalist
The greatest channel, MagnatesMedia!
It would be awesome if you could put the year (visually) -- maybe month if it's a short period -- in the video instead of saying "one year later".
Love your videos btw :)
How do you make the best editing and most interesting videos 😭😭
Fun fact: NO STARBUCKS IN ITALIA AND ONLY SEVEN(caffè that is the Espresso, Capuccino that is fifty and fifty milk and coffee, Caffelatte that is coffee with milk, Latte macchiato that is milk with coffee, Caffè ristretto that is a short and strong coffee, Corretto that got grappa, Americano... with water) ! We got many good alternatives: my favorite is Dersut, Carraro (my city), Lavazza... plus standard bar (we call them "bar").
Please, reduce the size of your videos at least for 360 to 480 p as they get too heavy for people like me to watch. I love your videos by they way and keep it up. Thank you
wait CONGRATS ON 1MIL!! lets go
Expat American here living in Vietnam. Starbucks has had to close some of their stores because they are unable to compete with the small local family coffee shops… the coffee here is excellent!!!
Nice new video love your content
In what date you will upload the free course please tell me
real ogs know this is the reupload and i alr watched but defo rewatching it!
Congratulations for ❤1m subs.
Between small coffee shops that are much better and better quality coffee at grocery stores I don't see them being a major store in the future
The guy is such a genius. Every idea was so smart and great. It maybe is a bank now but still genius.
loved it man persiverance is everything
Hey man thank you so much for creating documentary on STARBUCKS 😃😃... Can you please create documentary on XIAOMI too ? I mean Lei Jun.. Documentary on Lei Jun?
Great visit a about a not-so-great person and empire.
I disdain Starbucks to a level I can't even put in words; it is literally the last coffee place I will go to if I have a choice. That said, I respect the company for its incredible success.
3:39 i always think don't forget is about to start playing
Could you please do Costa Coffee and Greggs.
The voice Actor is a legend but the editor is litterly something else 🔥 this is quality content that u would pay money to watch
Really interesting stuff. Thanks
Excellent video!
Great video as always.
Thx for your work
Being an Australian I hardly ever buy from Starbucks as there are better choices but when I'm overseas and I want coffee then Starbucks is probably a safe choice. The good thing about Starbucks in Australia is they open after dinner time and you can sit as long as you want, just the perfect place if you want to chat with your friend longer and you don't want to go to a pub or bar.
Yeah, if you want coffee that tastes like farted ass cheeks, than Starbucks is probably the safest bet. Hell, I think McDonalds actually has better coffee than Starbucks 😂.
@alexgomez6723 I don't know what farted ass cheeks taste like but I never had a Starbucks Coffee where it tastes so bad, maybe I'm lucky or you're just unlucky. McDonald's coffee can be a hit or miss, I've had some really good ones where it's comparable to those fancy Cafe and had some terrible ones where it's worst than instant coffee. After all it depends on the barista who made the coffee.
amazing job!!!
So... Their aim was to improve the quality of coffee and they did that by making crap coffee. Hmmmm
Interesting . Good story .
Can you believe I have never had a starbucks coffee 🙁
Ur not missing out on anything really lol. It's mediocre at best..at least where im from
I've been maybe 10 times. Always when I end up going with someone, not on my own. I'm not a coffee drinker so yeah. I have friends that live paycheck to paycheck, yet go to Starbucks daily. Kinda dumb. And not just for coffee, they get food and all kinds of crap. $25 a day at Starbucks yet struggling to pay rent.
I wonder if these Italian cafes charged $8/cup?
Great video! 👏
They probably had good coffee back in the day, now, their coffee tastes burnt, bitter, and cheap. It's not even close to a good European, Colombian, or Brazilian coffee.
As one critic remarked, people aren't buying coffee there. They're buying caffeinated milkshakes.
Where I live, if you have an accident while working they can't let you go. You are protected and they have to pay for your medical bills and you are on paid leave till you can work again. And how can you even live in America, the land of the not-so-free lol.