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In California this order is normal.
At that point, I feel the shopkeeper was actually trying to drive him away😅
Upselling has another meaning than you think. That's not upselling.
I thought he was going to get to the end and the guy goes "sorry we dont have it".
"Buttercup. Can you repeat all that for me? Want to make sure you got it right."
A bit of a reversal on _Four Candles/Fork Handles_
Starbucks marketing team saw this and thought 🤔 This is a great idea
I thought the joke was 'Daisy or Buttercup? What happened to Edith?' 'died' 'Daisy then' 'we're out of Daisy'
At this point he forgot what he even ordered.
This is before they changed the name to Starbucks and moved to the US.
The Soviet way to say you are out of tea and milk.
Brilliant went for a cup of tea and almost got sold some chestnut stuffing Brilliant English humour
This was prophetic about contemporary baristas
This is what ordering is a US restaurant feels like for an European. 😂
Rest in peace ronnnie Corbett and the great ronnie barker, A true British hero of comedy Back when it was Great Britain
This is how it feel ordering in most places in the US when you come from a European country
Hereford mentioned
I´m just glad that the uploader made it clear what´s funny about it.
How not to sell to any customer 101 😂. These clips are hilarious.
Im not mad the man knows his business
In California this order is normal.
At that point, I feel the shopkeeper was actually trying to drive him away😅
Upselling has another meaning than you think. That's not upselling.
I thought he was going to get to the end and the guy goes "sorry we dont have it".
"Buttercup. Can you repeat all that for me? Want to make sure you got it right."
A bit of a reversal on _Four Candles/Fork Handles_
Starbucks marketing team saw this and thought 🤔 This is a great idea
I thought the joke was 'Daisy or Buttercup? What happened to Edith?' 'died' 'Daisy then' 'we're out of Daisy'
At this point he forgot what he even ordered.
This is before they changed the name to Starbucks and moved to the US.
The Soviet way to say you are out of tea and milk.
Brilliant went for a cup of tea and almost got sold some chestnut stuffing Brilliant English humour
This was prophetic about contemporary baristas
This is what ordering is a US restaurant feels like for an European. 😂
Rest in peace ronnnie Corbett and the great ronnie barker, A true British hero of comedy Back when it was Great Britain
This is how it feel ordering in most places in the US when you come from a European country
Hereford mentioned
I´m just glad that the uploader made it clear what´s funny about it.
How not to sell to any customer 101 😂. These clips are hilarious.
Im not mad the man knows his business