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Prior to Covid, I used to spend hours a day working in a Starbucks, whether in my home town, or across the world. It was my 'office', I would joke to others. I had the Starbucks card, and used points all the time. I knew their entire menu.
Then Covid happened and it became obvious Starbucks was supporting the globalist agenda; I vowed never to go back, and I haven't spent a dime in Starbucks since.
The deal-killer was opening the bathrooms to the homeless and installing needle boxes. If there was ever a corporate decision that killed a brand, and harmed humanity in general, this was it.
The video below explains it well.
"You guys probably remember about 8 months back when Starbucks made the big PR move to open it's bathrooms to the public paying customers or not. Back then many people were anticipating the end result would be something like this. Just saw this story from Business Insider which states Starbucks is going to begin installing hypodermic needle drop boxes in bathrooms at select stores because it's become such a problem with employees nearly getting poked on a daily basis."
Today, Starbucks is struggling to keep customers in its cafes, even after spending heavily to make stores more inviting. New data from Placer.ai shows the share of visits lasting more than 10 minutes has dropped from over 40% in 2023 to roughly one-third today, according to Bloomberg, writes Zero Hedge.
CEO Brian Niccol made longer in-store visits a core piece of his turnaround plan when he took over in September 2024, promising better service, faster drinks and a return to the “warm, cozy, comfortable environment” Starbucks once championed.
Yet foot traffic has fallen for four straight quarters, while profits have slid by double digits over the last four and same-store sales have declined for six. Shares are down 6.4% this year.
Perhaps Starbucks, and Wall Street, need to admit that decisions to support The Great Reset, or in other words, destruction of Western society, are what has caused Starbucks' continued decline. This is a Bud Light, or Cracker Barrel level consequence the brand must suffer in order for the world to heal.







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Their coffee tastes like burnt cola.
The company's logo is a representation of Ishtar, the ancient demon/goddess of transgenderism. What could go wrong?