Starbucks barista leaves epic surprise for customers to find in morning FlickrA Starbucks employee created a surprise and left it on the countertop for fellow baristas and guests to find the following day, and it really got people talking. In a Reddit post that\u2019s gone viral, a Starbucks barista went to some lengths to make the morning shift more interesting for her fellow baristas. \u201cLeft a surprise for our openers tomorrow,\u201d the title of the thread reads. In the image, we can she she\u2019s decorated three cups like people, one wearing a pair of glasses, with metal tongs as feet. There\u2019s a note attached to him that reads \u201cYes, I\u2019m waiting for a grande chai with no foam, no water, no chai, extra hot for Dave.\u201d There\u2019s also a female cup, complete with pouty lips, and a smaller cup, that\u2019s holding some packets of sugar in his head, and demanding a cake pop. After the picture was posted on the platform, people were delighted by the surprise the barista had left on the countertop, writing: \u201cYou guys sound like epic coworkers lol! I love working with people who can work hard and have fun!\u201d \u201cThey should get a kick out of that!\u201d another wrote, predicting her co-workers reaction when they found it the next morning. \u201cOh gosh I just noticed the siren logo is the baby\u2019s binky! I thought the little circle above was the child\u2019s tiny mouth but maybe it\u2019s actually a nose? Either way, walking into work to see this would make me giggle!\u201d another said, delighted by the woman\u2019s drawings.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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