I quit and I deliver pizza full time now. It’s better money and I don’t want to cry at work ever!

Legit have to talk myself down from quitting every day

Yep. I got a new job where I can work from home and put in my two weeks. I was getting my school paid for through Starbucks but decided it wasn’t worth it. The block scheduling (while I understand why the company is doing it) was the nail in the coffin for me. My hours are affected and my shifts are now ALWAYS mids, which I hate...I have been a main opener for 2 years. These seem like petty things but the things I LIKED about working for Starbucks like being able to have my work day over by 12:30, the people I work with, and my school getting paid for have either gone away completely or become less important. My DM doesn’t want us to tell people to wear masks, I had to isolate for 2 weeks so now if I get sick I just won’t get paid, and my hours got cut. It’s just time I guess....sorry for the rant lol.

It’s a problem. I’m paid $7 an hour (Singapore) and my SS/SM demands a fuckton of work in one shift!

I go home, after every shift feeling like shit and my productivity is down tenfold.

I heard UberEats pays a lot. Look, if you are over being a barista just quit because I’ve been a barista and I was a strong CS yet mofos don’t care. All I got out of being a barista was Anxiety.

Oh god, I'm not alone. Guys- I feel like I'm going to crack at any moment.

Store morale was never great but in the last six weeks it has been c r a s h i n g and I don't even know what management *could* do at this point to right the ship

i’m so close, but i’m 17 and i genuinely don’t think i could find another job that’s not fast food during the pandemic. i’ve been here for over a year and sometimes it just sucks the life out of me. i’ll probably wait til next year when i’m 18 and figure things out. but in a weird way it’s like, changing me as a person and i don’t like it 😭

Been doing this for 5 long years now. I've started to focus on becoming a freelance illustrator. Everytime I work at Bux, the anger, frustration, & despair fuel me to work harder on a career I actually want.

I keep doing the math. Even though my check is minimal the ASU and the cost of good health insurance for me and my husband is still adding up in favor of staying. Once I graduate though.....Just this morning my opener over slept and a line started to form around the building before anyone was there. I felt unsafe. I should not feel unsafe to get out my car and let my regulars know we are fmrunning nlate. I'm not even in a sketchy neighborhood. My store is next to the country club!!

oh for sure. i’m trying to move out of town so i can quit at my location and work at another drink making chain that i’ll honestly enjoy so much more than shitbux

Do something like Door Dash or Instacart

I quit last year, before any of this fuckery most foul, took a two dollar pay cut, and have never once regretted it. I am so much happier at my new job and dont have to stop myself from driving off a bridge after every shift.

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I’m in the same boat, new drive thru store opened up and the night shifts are consistently understaffed so it feel like I’m doing the work of 3 people every shift.

I want to quit everyday. My dream is a job where I don’t have to deal with people.

Yes

Same!!!

Every time I clock in its there in the back of my head: is this the day I finally fail at holding my tongue get myself fired? Only time will tell.

I’m about to start ASU classes, and I’m gonna decide in the fall if I’m staying and taking more ASU classes or if it isn’t worth it. I’m really struggling with this job In many ways. It’s hard on my mind, it’s hard on my body, the customers are demanding and have a huge superiority complex, the pay is absolutely awful, but being able to save like $5000 on college is just too tempting for me to quit now.

I’ve been trying to find a new job but it’s so hard because I can’t drive. I tried putting in my two weeks but then two other people just quit, no two weeks, so now I’m back because I was allowed to. And having a job and making money that I need is better than not doing that I guess.

Literally put my two weeks in yesterday finally choosing to go for something related to my degree

Got to tell a Karen to leave my store without a mask yesterday. She came in and walked straight to the bar, hung over the divider and asked my bar partner for a trenta ice water. When I told her she couldn't be in the store without a mask she had the nerve to say "I'm just getting an ice water " Aw hell no! ...not in my store. Told her to go outside and I'd bring her a water. Had about 6 customers in the store who looked ready to jump her if she started causing a scene. Woman in line after gave us a $10 tip and thank us for being open and putting up with customers like that.

I left and got a job selling furniture. I hate misleading people and hidden fees but I don't come home and immediately fall asleep from physical and mental exaustion. The most draining part of the job is making unsolicited phone calls. But I can knock that out in an hour or two. Then just meander the floor cleaning up.

literally on the verge of crying from frustration in the back on my 10 rn lol