very salty mocha
no, we don't sell bagels here
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Just got it! Receive menu panels awhile ago and just got the rest of it today
Are you sure cause the box said starbucks.Menu boards come from Target, they ship two weeks out from set. Sign kit comes from Starbucks, ships one week out from set.
Target ships menu boards now. It’s a recent change but that’s why they come separately.Are you sure cause the box said starbucks.
Whats the dpci for peach? I haven’t seen it on the guide forever.I found an official recipe card for the Honey Citrus Mint Tea on storelink. It's just a medicine ball, and it even mentions that on the card. It's 1 bag of peach tranquility and 1 of jade citrus mint, 1-1-1-2 packets of honey for short-tall-grande-venti, half hot water and half steamed lemonade. Everyone will need to order more of both of these teas! Peach is hard to get in. I've ordered it more than 10 times in the last 6 months and received 4 or 5 cases.
I've heard of people putting that in, but never seen it written anywhere. We'd charge extra for that. Peach is 254-13-0173.Whats the dpci for peach? I haven’t seen it on the guide forever.
Also, do you put peppermint pumps in the medicine ball? I make it just like the recipe you mentioned but I put 1-1-2 pumps of peppermint aswell.
Agreed, but them's the rules. You have to draw a line somewhere. And I really don't mind charging for that. The one that I'm really inconsistent with is sauces. An iced coffee with mocha should be an extra charge because it comes with classic, not a sauce, but how the hell are guests supposed to know the difference between a sauce and a syrup? To them, it's just some sort of flavor. Same with vanilla chai, or a mocha with caramel in it. I feel like they already paid for a flavor, so sometimes I end up not charging for it. Other times I feel like following the rules and I do.Same. If you're charging for one pump of syrup, you're just being pretty. Real talk.
Aha! So you are the person the guests bring up when they say “ they dont charge me for that at the other sbux”Agreed, but them's the rules. You have to draw a line somewhere. And I really don't mind charging for that. The one that I'm really inconsistent with is sauces. An iced coffee with mocha should be an extra charge because it comes with classic, not a sauce, but how the hell are guests supposed to know the difference between a sauce and a syrup? To them, it's just some sort of flavor. Same with vanilla chai, or a mocha with caramel in it. I feel like they already paid for a flavor, so sometimes I end up not charging for it. Other times I feel like following the rules and I do.
You pump both. I heard squirting was just a myth.What *is* the difference? One you pump, the other you squirt?
*WHEEZES*You pump both. I heard squirting was just a myth.
I'm usually the one that gets told that lol. But I still think it's stupid that a grande latte with one pump of vanilla and one pump of mocha is more expensive than a grande latte with 6 vanilla, 2 caramel, 3 cinnamon dolce, 4 hazelnut, 5 toffee nut, 1 peppermint, 2 sugar free vanilla, 1 sugar free cinnamon dolce, 2 raspberry, 1 classic, 1 cane sugar, and 1 cascara. And they could have me add tons and tons of vanilla and chocolate powders and lots of different sugar packets at no charge.Aha! So you are the person the guests bring up when they say “ they dont charge me for that at the other sbux”
Yes, and what do you mean by forecast?Any other tl write their schedules ? Do you guys look at forecast to write your schedule?
This is basically my schedule too except we come in at 630 during the week and 6 on the weekend.I write my schedule,
Mon-Fri
Opener-> 7-3:30
Mid-> 9-5:30
Closer -> 4-9:30
Sat & Sun
Opener -> 7-3:30
Mid-> 9-5:30
Late mid -> 11-4 (sometimes)
Later mid -> 2:30-8
Closer-> 4-9:30
This schedule gets the job done...
You must open at 7 am...This is basically my schedule too except we come in at 630 during the week and 6 on the weekend.