Starbucks Baristas: The daily grind
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Boofasaurus_rex 2 points 1y ago
No store closer to home you could transfer to? I rode a bike to work for a year when I lost my car. It was rough sometimes I must say. Ever thought about doing the Starbucks College Achievement Plan? Could give you some sense of purpose while you figure it all out. I mean I’m 27 and still just an SSV in *development*🙄 but I’m getting that free degree and if I decide to stay if I move up then so be it. Keep your chin up! Honestly lots of people don’t know what they’re doing at 26. I’m still figuring it out too. You’re not alone 💚
Acrobatic_Edge1996 2 points 1y ago
I live out 30 minutes from the store, and its in West Virginia. The only public transportation are in Morgantown, Fairmont, and Charleston, and those don’t extend out past the city lines. I live in a hamlet of 78 people. Only way I get to work is by highway, so I can’t walk 7 hours or bike for 3.5 *shrug*
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