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liberal N proud

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3. More low paying wages serving customers an overpriced product

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Thu Dec 6, 2012, 08:16 AM

Dec 2012

Tell me when there are new jobs that pay a living wage! That will be news.

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Starbucks to open 1,500 more cafes in the U.S. [View all] onehandle Dec 2012 OP

Well that's a relief... brooklynite Dec 2012 #1

Well, at least it's growth. nt onehandle Dec 2012 #2

It's also a good sign about the economy in general Sherman A1 Dec 2012 #4

More low paying wages serving customers an overpriced product liberal N proud Dec 2012 #3

Obviously someone can afford AlexSatan Dec 2012 #17

Anyone know how Starbucks is doing in countries in Europe like France and Italy no_hypocrisy Dec 2012 #5

Google Maps for Starbucks near Paris, FR.. Princess Turandot Dec 2012 #7

Starbucks in Beijing was PACKED mainer Dec 2012 #6

Starbucks... RobinA Dec 2012 #8

I rented a spare bedroom to Starbucks. Ikonoklast Dec 2012 #9

+100 ROFL Myrina Dec 2012 #10

lol. Reminds me of one of my favorite Onion headlines: Habibi Dec 2012 #15

Lewis Black nailed it years ago mac56 Dec 2012 #11

Then there's this: Starbucks to slash paid lunch breaks and sick leave Guy Whitey Corngood Dec 2012 #12

Ugh am I missing something? ForgoTheConsequence Dec 2012 #13

When the economy took a crap, they closed a lot of stores. louis-t Dec 2012 #16

a man, being just as hungry as thirsty, montanto Dec 2012 #14

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