I got a couple of texts about the Starbucks training that might be a little different than

the segment we just did.

Right then.

You know what's interesting is if you threw out the Starbucks training idea to a group

of a random 5,000 people, there'd be at least a significant chunk of that crowd anywhere

in the country that would think it was stupid.

But the media never touched on it even being a possibility of it being stupid or unneeded

or an overreaction or whatever.

Never even brushed up against it as some may think this, at least I didn't hear that.

Even though you take a random roofful of people, there'd be some people maybe half, maybe

a third whatever that think whatever bogus because we got a bunch of texts.

We got a text from somebody said it's virtue signaling at the highest level.

Certainly some of that.

We got this.

We got a reputation to protect.

Now unless you believe this person is lying, this is a different experience than our reporter

had and you have to wonder about selectiveness in both cases.

Right.

I have a son 19 and a daughter 17.

They work at two different Starbucks in the Seattle area.

They both came home last night saying it was dumb and always to time.

My son said it was like they wanted you to feel guilty for being white.

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