baristas

But they just aren't all geeks or programmers or crypto experts, they're welders and baristas and waitresses and cab drivers.

How nice, baristas will now have an option to discuss race relations with their customers.

Make friends with the baristas, and hang out near the bar when it's busy.

I worked for Starbucks as a lowly barista and we received photos of new baristas from every corner on earth.

If you are looking for convenience, I agree that friendliest baristas is probably the deciding factor.

Will Starbucks pay their baristas hazard pay when someone inevitably gets offended?

If you go up the Starbucks hierarchy 50% employees are baristas.

In pilots the baristas still fill them with stale beans.

Coffee drinkers/baristas have little sympathy or understanding for tea fans.

If the baristas don't want to talk, find another shop.) You will inevitably be pulled into conversations with other customers by hanging out at the bar.

Are they all diesel mechanics and baristas or what?

Talk to the baristas - most will welcome this (I'm a former barista.

Of course, there are genuinely ridiculous ones like "uber for clowns", "kickstarter for baristas", "airbnb for prostitutes", etc.

----- * However, I do believe the conversation has been framed improperly: e.g., the groups "baristas" and "analytical thinkers" do not have mutually exclusive membership, but instead intersect significantly.

I'm still interested in many of the topics gathered under the umbrella of "humanities." But it strikes me that "humanities students become analytical thinkers" is as much of a meme as "humanities students become baristas," at least in the absence of supporting evidence.