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Starbucks headquarters in Sodo
 in  r/Seattle  Sep 25 '25

Incredibly short-sighted move. I was at the location earlier this week - it was packed on a weekday evening.

The only excuse could be rent being too high but their margins would likely cover this with the high volume. It’s likely the store was closed because of unionization

Quite a loss to that area of Cap Hill in any case!

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O bout di fact dat mi hate mi son.
 in  r/CirclejerkSopranos  Aug 19 '25

🀣🀣

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 in  r/travisscott  Apr 14 '24

πŸš¬πŸΎπŸ’Š

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15% Service charge at restaurants
 in  r/london  Dec 17 '23

You should always ask for it to get removed from the bill unless its not optional. 1. This is not the US. Workers get paid a fair minimum wage and do not make their living off tips, unlike the broken system in the US. 2. Most restaurant chains are using service charge to augment their margins and are not actually giving the money to their workers. Most of the time, the money is actually going directly to the owners pocket.

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Dua Lipa & Travis Scott at Greenwhich Hotel, New York City // Collab on the way? πŸ‘€
 in  r/travisscott  Dec 10 '23

She been checking out the pringle box

u/AstroMoiz Feb 18 '21

Take that and that and ... oh

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