Starbucks now letting customers use their own cups for most orders

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2 thoughts on “Starbucks now letting customers use their own cups for most orders

  1. I don’t drink Starbucks regularly. But when I did, they would make the drink in a disposable cup, pour it into mine, and then throw the disposable away.

  2. To those who worry about carbon emissions in the drive-through, may I suggest parking and going in for the drink? This will reduce emissions while providing more steps toward good health!

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