Starbucks meets Victoria’s Secret: Not your average cup of coffee.
Starbucks has never really appealed to me, but I’m told that in the region around
Sexpresso kiosques are a new twist on the drive-thru window, with scantily clad baristas winking mischievously at clients as they hand out morning cups o’ joe. The girls who work the counters are often seen sporting tanks and hot pants (à la Hooters), lingerie, bikinis, or fetish outfits depending on the day’s theme (a popular choice is the schoolgirl look).
It’s certainly not a new idea to use sex to sell, particularly in the food and service industry. Bosomy waitresses, servers, and barmaids have repeatedly profited from their, uh, assets, and let us not forget the tradition - and now stereotype - of the attractive flight attendant. Having flirtatious sexpots brew coffee pots is just adding flavour to the fierce caffeine-competition in and around
check out the seattle times and some of the coffee shops natte latte, cowgirls expresso
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3 comments:
Actually, Seattleites look upon Starbucks with disdain. It sold out long ago when it went national. The real coffee places there are places like Tully's and Seattle's Best.
Also interesting that none of the locations they mentioned are actually in Seattle. Most are in the south suburbs. One northeast, and one on the Olympic Peninsula.
Just so you know, Starbucks bought out Seattle's Best, so technically its a part of the Starbucks family.
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