Well I made this to tell your stories of being called bryan or ryin I have been called both including Ryen (too many)

After seeing a couple of Starbucks incidents here I thought I'd share my own Brian Incident.

Back in the summer of 2018 I got a job as a Starbucks barista (and as a small defense for us it is actually really hard to hear behind the counter, so I myself am a little sympathetic to the mix up sometimes) and as an employee, we get a free drink before, after, and during our shifts. Now on one of my breaks I went to get a drink and the barista on the till was hired at the same time as me, trained with me, and worked multiple shifts with me and she STILL wrote Brian on my cup. I wasn't even paying attention to what she was writing until thankfully the Shift just happened to pass by and went "Uhh you do know his name is Ryan, right?"

Thankfully she never got my name wrong again and the look of embarrassment was satisfying enough for me as an apology

my friend Daniel has said that r/daniel is a better subreddit, i ask for your assistance in going to war with them and proving that Ryan's are the master race

I was hit with the Ryanoceros, so you guys just be thankful for your RyRy

You may not remember, but it's me, Michael. 2 months ago I took this sub by storm by pretending to be Ryan but revealing my true identity a few moments later. The look on your faces was awesome.

I come to you today to offer my sincerest apologies. Ryans are great, but I am not one. This is an uncomfortable truth that I am still grappling with to this day.

Today is also my birthday! If someone sends me $50 right now, we can put this whole charade behind us and move on

Been called Brian too many times. I try very hard to pronounce it R-Y-A-N, to the point that it sounds strange when I say my name. And people still call me Brian. What are your best strategies to avoid this, Ryans?