i recently had to quit a starbucks franchise job because they refused to accommodate me (and other employees) for my disability. i have POTS which makes it hard for me to be on my feet for prolonged periods of time and i need to drink lots of water. i loved working at starbucks and was fine making it through 4-6 hour shifts but after that, i needed to sit down for 5 or so mins and drink some water. the issue was we only had 1 person working at most times so it would be hard for me to sit down when there was a long line and we weren't allowed to drink water unless we were on break. i get where they were coming from but i couldnt physically or mentally handle it. im now on medication and am getting better but im still concerned. i keep getting told to work a less physically demanding job, but at 17, those arent easy to come by. and im able to work for an average shift length, i just need some minor adaptations. now with all of that out of the way, my question is: to those with disabilities who work at starbucks, are they accommodating about it? i hope this doesnt come off as arrogant or stuck up and demanding, but im very concerned about how to handle this situation. thank you for the input!

TLDR: is starbucks accommodating for those with disabilities?