We don’t usually have the oat milk carton for long before it’s gone so shaking those isn’t a huge thing for us. But yeah the others I try to shake every time even if I just used it

Oat doesn’t give me much issue, but I have noticed if I shake it, the drinks I make have a difference! I especially shake almond, coconut, and soy though.

Oh I've had that happen with the oat milk. On my SM'S drink. 😅

**C-U-M**

agreed. I do find it mixes better when I take the tab off before shaking.

i mean i GUESS if you’re new too it but surely you’d recognize something isn’t right??? eventually???

Greetings,

>You wrote a lot of words attempting to be condescending

You very much missed the point of my comment, and I can explain it to you if you so choose...but calling me condescending and slandering me when I said nothing even close to insulting or a personal attack because you disagree with my point (which, again you missed the ball on) is going much too far. In fact, it is sort of akward to be calling me gross while simultaneously assuming my intent with no evidence. Did I not say in my original comment that I am not trying to get on to the original poster or make any attack on him or his points?

Cheers,
co is

Greetings,

You wildly missed the point of my comment (which contained no disrespect or attack on the original poster at all), and I can explain myself another way if you want...but judging from the end of your reply, I suspect it is a lost cause.

Cheers,
co is

Greetings,

I never said they were excuses (let alone legitimate ones), nor did I say it was a hard concept. The point of my comment is that regardless of how obvious something is or regardless of whatever reason it may be (excusable or not), there are people who are going to still miss it or mess it up or just not know. I think the annoyance here is at least slightly misguided.

>Do your job. If the customer expresses dissatisfaction, remake the drink.

Firstly, it is kind of easy to ignore everything else and say "just do it." Secondly, I did not say it in my original comment (and I regret it), but you actually bring up a critical factor that everyone seems to be ignoring: *the customer did not express dissatisfaction*. The barista's not remaking her drink is only part of the reason she walked away with a subpar drink; the customer is also halfway responsible because she walked away without asking for or requesting a remake. The barista(s) may not have offered to remake the drink (please pay attention to the fact that I had no interest in arguing whether anything the baristas did or did not do was okay or not), but of I understood the original poster right, the customer was trying not to be bother and let it go. She was okay with getting that drink, so it is not just on the barista(s) anymore at that point.

When I gave the possible scenarios of why a remake might not have been offered (and a LOT of others who reacted to my comment), your takeaway was faulty. The point is that there is always two sides to everything, so as someone who was not there or knows the circumstances to the utmost degree, I am mot about to cast personal judgment to the baristas in play or be annoyed/mad for the sake of the customer, ESPECIALLY if said customer did not even ask for a remake and was ultimately okay with it all. I understand well that in all likelihood, the barista probably did not have a passable reason for not noticing the the drink was wrong or not offering a remake, but maybe there is a factor on their side that I could not forsee or did not consider that *might actually* be a legitimate reason (or at least reason enough not to get mad or annoyed with them). We can never know because we were not there, so getting annoyed and frustrated at the situation when the customer, the most important part of the work scenario, let it go peacefully, is, in my eyes, kind of pointless.

I think people who read my comment run away with the idea that I am not hopping on the annoyance bandwagon and take my words as being on the side of the workers, when the reality is that I am on no one's side here. I just think people who have expectations and assume everything are guaranteed to be disappointed and annoyed.

Cheers,
co is