After one of these teething episodes, I ordered a Venti for the first time. The employee noticed and asked if everything was ok because I normally get the grande. I responded with yes, just tired from a teething baby. She empathized, wished me luck, and sent me on my way.
The next morning (after a somewhat sleepless night), I pulled through the drive thru and ordered the Venti again. The same woman as the day before asked how my son was doing. We engaged in a quick conversation and again, she wished me well. How nice of her to stop her busy order-taking morning to check in with me about my little guy. We all know that Starbucks employees pride themselves on their quickness, but a little personal conversation goes a long way.
P.S. I'm still ordering the Venti. Even though I rarely finish it!
Wow! A little conversation goes a long way!
ReplyDeleteWhat's the saying? Mothers of little boys work from son up to son down? In your case, you worked overtime.
ReplyDeleteI've never heard of that saying but it's so true! For any mom!
DeleteThe human touch, right? It makes a huge difference. May robots never replace us, lol!
ReplyDeleteThose little things really do make a difference - hang in there - this too will pass. In the meantime, enjoy your Venti!
ReplyDeleteClare
A venti after a night with a teething baby is a must. Loved reading about this kind interaction!
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