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So Starbucks had announced their barista were not allowed to wear black lives matter attire. Not because it's black lives matter, but because they don't want their barista's wearing anything that's, you know, controversy or political at all.

For obvious reasons. Racism. But that's the reason. There was enough pressure apparently that they've reversed their decision and now baristas can wear black lives matter attire and accessories.

So that's the mountain Bailey, I think. I mean the mod is, you know, you build Starbucks helped build the idea of we're inclusive. We believe in all this and everything like that.

Okay, you've helped build that easily defendable position and now you're into the, whoa, we're supporting a particular political point of view at our stores.

Right. That not all our customers would agree with. Well, tick tick tick ding up the first barista with a mega hat has just walked into work and been beaten or

scalded with hot coffee or sent home or what have you and it's on baby. It's on well and should get a lawyer just to work this out because I would like to.

What's the answer to that? What is the answer to how do you as Starbucks can you say sure you can wear black lives matter shirt, but not a

mega shirt? Can you make that argument? No, I don't think you can. You better not. I don't think you can legally. By the way, you have to reset that mod and Bailey thing again, because it's so

interesting. We talked about it like an hour ago or so or as one friend put it the Bartles and James,

a principal or the another friend, the mop the hoopal discussion. You had a point on that.

John, because it's an interesting discussion and I'm not a I'm not a free speech lawyer, but if one of those articles of clothing

makes the rest of my employees walk out of my business and not work there. You know what I'm saying?

One of these things in my business can operate through one of them causes fist fights by the Frappuccino machine.

Right. And I can pick a town in the Midwest where everybody could wear the mega hat and nobody be bothered in the Black Lives Matter outfit would make everybody walk out.

Yeah, and you could probably have a mega star. But if you have one person that disagrees, then what do you do?

Understand my expressing my point of view had nothing to do with law or anything like that. It's a question of savvy business.

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