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How to not overfill when people order a bunch of stuff in a tall cup? (self.starbucksbaristas)
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YoSpillTheTeaSis 25 points 2y ago
Put it in a grande but only with the contents that would fill a tall and then just let them know why. Let them know you didn't want to give them a sticky or wet cup, etc. it frames it like you're doing them a favor.
AnonGirl008 6 points 2y ago
Thank you! I’m tired of spilling a drinks 🤦🏻♀️
YoSpillTheTeaSis 6 points 2y ago
No problem! Be sure to mention it before you do it though because some people actually get mad when they get a larger cup but once you explain 99% of people are normally cool with it lol
Beardzesty 11 points 2y ago
Make it, then only pour what fits into the cup?!?! Is that not the most obvious choice?
AnonGirl008 2 points 2y ago
I mean yes, but some people are like can you fill it up all the way? Had a customer like that today - she was very pissed
miniinovaa 2 points 2y ago
I would say “sure! But I have to charge you for a grande :)”
Beardzesty 1 points 2y ago
I'm confused. You were asking how to fit drinks into a tall when there's extra ingredients. If a drink could fit into a grande, but they ordered a tall. You just pour what fits into the tall and throw away the extra. If someone asks in the moment, sure give um a bigger cup and tell them we usually charge and next time you'll have to. However, if someone wants a tall in a grande, and they want something like extra whip or extra ice, ill absolutely fill up the cup.
cyan_reynolds 7 points 2y ago
They just get less of each item, we have to reduce the amount to fit the cup.
Few_Grapefruit_6421 1 points 2y ago
Pour it on them
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