Barista reveals the big mistake that most people make when ordering coffee

A barista has the most annoying that customers unveiling coffee.

Lauren Taylor, 24, from the UK, went to Tap To share the ‘bugbears’ of coffee shop employees in a new video.

Starting, the barista complained that customers often do not greet her, even when ‘Hello’ says to them first.

She explained that ‘a simple hello is going a long way’, and that customers ‘forget fundamental ways’.

The influencer said that many come in the café where she works and launch directly into their coffee order without adding or thanking.

In the clip, Lauren also explained that many customers are not clear when placing their orders.

Instead of saying their specific order, Lauren explained that customers will simply ask for ‘a coffee’.

She wrote that when she asked people if they want a ‘small, medium or large’ drink that some people will answer ‘just normal’, so they don’t know what to make.

The barista then complained about people who ignore her when she has finished making their order and calls it for them to collect.

She said that, even though they ‘call their coffee while she looks directly at them’, a customer will ‘stare’ at her but then looks away.

Under the details of the exchange, Lauren hilariously wondered if they had forgotten their order.

Lauren’s last complaint focused on customers who are ‘too busy on the phone’ when making their order – so that they order the wrong one.

Although the barista had not failed, Lauren complained that customers rarely understand her position and suggested that she will still be blamed in these scenarios.

Lauren’s video has received 88,000 views and almost 100 responses, most of other baristas who agree with her complaints. Some even added their own worries.

Lauren’s video comes after a former Starbucks Barista shared the sneaky way in which they returned to ‘rude’ customers.

Reddit User @round-strike-5953 went to a forum called confession to open about the methods they used to take revenge on annoying coffee drinkers while working At the popular chain.

She Explained that they were at Starbucks for six years and the orders of people who were unkind would subtly ruin.

They said they would secretly serve them, including decaffes instead of regular coffee.

But their confession led to a huge debate about whether or not their actions were justified.

‘I deliberately made decaffes coffee for rude customers’ after.

‘I have worked at Starbucks for more than six years, and the only way I could Go back to rude customers Was to subtly ruin their orders, “they wrote. “Nothing too crazy, but just enough to be annoying.”

The Reddit user explained that they were not allowed to push backback backback on reasonable requests, even though some – like someone who wants to burn their drinks – were considered a ‘safety risk’.

Moreover, they said that customers would make ‘passive aggressive comments’ and ‘talk to them as if they were not people’ – so they were deliberately wrong by the drink.

“We were not allowed to go back to unreasonable requests, such as steaming milk up to 200 degrees (which is a safety risk),” they continued.

‘Some [customers] Would talk to their phones while ordering, making passive aggressive comments or just talk to us as if we were not people. ‘

In the end they said that they were not ‘exactly proud’ on what they were looking at now.

In the commentary part, they expanded further and explained: ‘It didn’t happen often.

‘But once a lady asked me to steam her milk up to 200 degrees. I told her it was a safety problem and I couldn’t do it.

“She snarled:” Rent someone in that can. ‘So yes, she received the Decaff treatment. ‘

Their confession received mixed reactions from other users of social media.

Some people applaud them because they have taken revenge on stuck customers and said they ‘deserved’ it.

“Who proudly gives it. Steamed milk should also not exceed 160 degrees F. It will lose its sweetness and become more watery. The customers deserved that fun, “wrote one person.

‘Do you know what? If you cannot have the common courtesy to treat other people with respect, whether you are behind a service counter or not, you deserve much worse in my opinion. So good for you, “someone else added.

‘Continue Champ! People must start to have consequences to be around for no reason, “another user who came in.

“It’s difficult. You have to rise above the retaliation, but it is tempting: ‘Read a fourth comment.

‘I try to remind myself that everyone I meet are fighting a fight that I know nothing about, although I often forget. Personally I couldn’t do the work you did. ‘

‘Thumb up! Nobody can be spoken, especially not in the workplace. People must be more respect, you were not a slave or a PC, “said a fifth.

“Everyone does this at Starbucks, it’s just like the first thing they teach you,” another user revealed.