Until this day ......i do not get starbucks .....the coffee ......the only redeeming factor is it has great internet.....that's it .....the coffee is always acrid and rank ......they cannot make a hot chocolate for shit ....its usually froth ....and half a cup ........there is no good food in the glass cabinet ....i do not get it ........but i guess people don't care ......i think dunking donuts is way better than starbucks...... and they are shite .........good for a kick in the morning but their food is bad ....the bagels are terrible .......the only redeeming saviour of duncan is their donuts only some .......
I despise the people that come in and oder half skim .....half latte ....cinamon....temp........i mean fuck of it's coffee ....and its loaded with sugar .....mind you joe schwartz ....i think that's the owner he lives in sag harbor ....i think ......i heard and you cannot get anything in sag harbor that's corporate ....which is great .......but how he came up with such shit coffee .......its always acid ......i know he is supporting ...coffee farmers .....but i am a connesour of coffee...... i can tell you when its done .....it turns ....but their coffee is terrible ....i have actually had better coffee in cuban restaurants ......little dumps .......there is no excuse for coffee .....but i hav been hearing about 15 starbucks a day are closing .......i mean its expensive too !!!!! i don't get it .....i guess fools and their money ....blah .....blah......but you get people spending hours in there on there laptop ........i guess it's a numbers game .......i have not been to one in ages as this hoax pandemic ......man made crap has been bestowed upon us by the chinese .....thanks a bundle for fucking up our shit .......but this ...might not be good for startbucks .....this will not be a good ad for them either ......thought i would mention it anyways ........
56 people got the coronavirus at a Starbucks in South Korea. The only people who didn’t were employees wearing masks.
- At least 56 cases of the novel coronavirus have been linked to a Starbucks in Paju, South Korea.
- Health officials attributed the outbreak to customers not wearing face masks, and a lack of proper ventilation inside the store, possibly related to the air conditioning.
- None of the employees at the cafe were infected. All of them had worn masks and gloves for the entirety of their shifts, according to local news.
At least 56 cases of the novel coronavirus in South Korea have been traced back to a Starbucks location in the city of Paju. Many customers were not wearing masks, and the poorly ventilated space likely contributed to the spread of the virus, according to local news.
But employees at the business were not infected, and experts believe it's because they were wearing masks.
Health officials said the outbreak originated from a single person infected with the virus who sat in the cafe next to the air conditioning system, which dispersed contagious aerosol particles throughout the space, according to Arirang News. The virus could also have spread as people touched contaminated surfaces such as tables and door handles, they said.
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"Many of the visitors didn't wear masks, and there seems to be no proper air ventilation at the store even though air conditioners were in operation due to humid weather," Korea Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (KCDC) chief Jeong Eun-kyeong said of the outbreak, according to local media. "Even if infections did not occur via aerosol transmission, droplet transmission is also possible in a confined space, and the virus could have spread via hand contact."
The four employees working during the shift were not infected. Health officials said it's because staff consistently wore masks for the duration of their work hours.
South Korea, which had more success than many countries in containing the virus due to meticulous tracking and testing measures, saw a resurgence of the virus this summer.
The recent spike in cases has led health and government officials to mandate mask-wearing and consider more intensive social-distancing measures to control the outbreaks, Reuters reported.
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