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nunzy said:

This is not a surprise. Starbucks is an industry leader and so they choose products from an industry leader.

Starbucks and Apple are pretty much exactly the same in a lot of ways.

Not sure about that. Apple designs and sells premium products for customers who want the best quality, design and service, whereas Starbucks sell mediocre quality street coffee a true coffee connoisseur wouldn't even rinse their mouth with.

razorpit said:

SpamSandwich said:

Howard Schultz no longer a part of Starbucks, so maybe someone will right the ship and get back to concentrating on their business?

No please, this helps with the stock valuation. We need more virtue signaling CEO's not less.

Common Whole Foods, I know there just has to be an employe that "wronged" a non-white male in some form or fashion.

Non-white non-male would actually score more points on the intersectionality chart, thus sending a stronger virtue signal, than a mere non-white male would.