What's like when somebody orders something, what's the most annoying thing to have to make

when you're like, oh God.

I need your e-dream phone.

It's cold, dream, sweet cream on top.

They put it on everything.

Everything.

This is Deaf, Sex, and Money.

The show from WNYC about the things we think about a lot, and need to talk about more.

I'm Anna Sal.

When we called Jacob Lawson, a 23-year-old Starbucks ship supervisor from Utah, he was on

his way to another Starbucks store in Idaho to help them start a union.

It's not too hard for me to use it.

I mean, it's 150 miles, but it's, I've driven farther to help the store unionized.

When we first reached 20-year-old Layla Dalton, a former Starbucks employee who says she was

fired for union activity, she had flown from Arizona to Wisconsin to visit another fired

employee for moral support.

My first instinct is let me reach out to them to see how they're doing because I know

exactly how I felt when I got fired.

Hi, I got to talk to a caramel creamie for group news like Monday.

I know you've probably heard that the Starbucks union is having a moment as our unions in general.

Maybe you've even heard the term hot labor summer floating around on social media.

The National Labor Relations Board says petitions to file unions have risen over 50 percent

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