Starbucks is closing 250 stores across North America.

Sep 25, 2026 · 9:58 AM UTC

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Honestly, they sell trash coffee. Support local coffees instead
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Good fuck that bougie garbage syrup.
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I’m shocked! People don’t want $10 coffees? That’s crazy!
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with their overpriced coffees, well deserved
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Their coffee is terrible
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WE WON !!! dutch bros cleared
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Sir would can you lower your salary package to meet earnings expectations? *Closes 250 stores*
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250 fewer places to use the bathroom without buying anything
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Lol they found the top.
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Just closed one I would stop at
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stop selling dark roast crap for so much money
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Shitty coffee. ☕️ 🤮
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Any in DFW? @grok
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It’s nasty with unfriendly service. Burnt tasting and chemically harmful cups. Shitty company.
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Starbucks is so blinded by their high profits that they fail to see the competition building up around them. Seeing more and more smaller, cheaper coffee shops popping up everywhere.
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Boycott @Starbucks Keep it going.
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Keep boycotting. Drink your coffee at home. No corporate coffee.
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One of their problems is that instead of being a place to do remote work, have a meeting, or have a nicer conversation, their staff turns it into their nightclub with super loud music and laughing all day.
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So sad, where will the weak minded sheep go for their oat milk lattes? Meanwhile I’m sitting in a King Ranch cracking my fourth White Monster of the morning while my A/C blows ICE COLD
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isn't that the new CEO who works remotely full time and was paid 100 million to turn the company around?
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Apparently people don’t want to pay $12 for dogshit coffee
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Starbucks is now star fkd! Closing stores all over the world and have been been for the past decade! The sooner this shit fkd enterprise closes the better
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I don’t drink coffee; I don’t care. But under this administration, if the economy was doing so well, why would they need to close 250 stores? MAGA supports—that's a question for you.
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Starbucks reported a $1 BILLION profit last quarter btw
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CEO Brian Niccol announced Starbucks is reducing corporate headcount by 900 and closing approximately 185 North America stores about 1% of locations.
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That’s because I can make far better coffee in my home and it costs me $.50, plus I don’t have to deal with some obnoxious barista with wierd pronouns or wait in line.
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They have about 17,000 stores across the US closing down 250 doesn’t seem like that much to be honest
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That is only a half percent of their 20 million locations.
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Deleting the app and making coffee at home saves you $300 a month and 15 minutes of standing in line listening to someone customize a 12-ingredient sugar bomb.
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This is the part of the consumer slowdown that gets overlooked. Companies don’t need customers to disappear entirely. They just need traffic and spending to fall below what makes a location worth operating.
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Good riddance. Their products are garbage and so is their treatment of employees. It’s about time the entire company went down.
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This is what happens when companies make the mistake of thinking their products are price inelastic. Happened to Doritos and it's about to happen again. People will protest with their wallets and many won't return to the brand ever again.
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