Dear Starbucks: Please don't force your baristas to write on my cup

Source: Business Insider

Starbucks should rethink its cup writing standards. Stacey_newman/iStock, Tyler Le/BIStarbucks started asking baristas to write messages on customers' cups this year as a friendly gesture. Some baristas find this frustrating, and as a customer, I don't need it.

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