Joyanna Adams

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Starbucks: The New Fannie and Freddie On Cappachino

Nobody Knows

—that I watched the movie, the “Little Fockers” last night, and did not laugh once. But, I made up for it after I watched Mr. Christopher Christwell sing his song on YouTube about having to serve people at Starbucks.

I’m not even looking at it, and I’m still laughing.

Frankly, I think they paid this guy to do this, because Chris is not near as insulting to me, as the fact that Starbucks is asking it’s customers to ‘donate’ five dollars to put into a “loan” fund to give out to poor people who cannot get loans for houses anymore because Fannie and Freddie broke the world, and got caught.

When I first read it, I thought: Oh…how nice..the man that helped break Americans with overpriced coffee has decided to help out the people, the small business man, who cannot get a loan from any of the banks that got big bailout money. They were SUPPOSE to give it to the struggling American, but…they gave it to the big foreign banks.

Chris would say: they gave it to the rich fat lady wanting more whipped cream in her frapachino mocha.

This from Prison Plant–

The group running the scheme is funded by the very same big banks who received trillions in bailout funds that are still deliberately withholding loans from struggling Americans in order to make money
off the interest on deposits held with the Federal Reserve. What the corporate press is loath to report is the fact that the OFN, while posing as a philanthropic financial refuge for poor Americans, is little more than a Wall Street front organization. It is bankrolled by the likes of Bank of America, Goldman Sachs, HSBC, Deutsche Bank, JP Morgan Chase, Wells Fargo, and Morgan Stanley.

Starbucks also once offered free coffee to those who offered to pledge their allegiance to Obama’s creepy ‘national civilian security force’  proposal back in January 2009. And if my memory serves me well, it was Bill Clinton who lobbied (and won) high-playing wages for the coffee pickers in Columbia, who pick the coffee beans for Starbucks. Some of those guys, make more money than a Starbucks manager, and it’s also one of the reasons that Starbucks coffee is so high.

But I digress. I don’t drink coffee. The democrats are going to get the “people’s money any way they can.” Even if they have to pretend it’s for charity.

Fannie Starbucks.

Chris put into words, what every single “service” worker in the United States feels when they get home from work every single day. People can be downright rude.

And Nobody Knows it better: America is a “service” economy, and I’m glad they fired Christopher. Now he can go on to better things.

Like, maybe writing scripts for Ben Stiller.

 

 

October 4, 2011 - Posted by | American Culture, Clintons, democrats, economy, humor, music | , , , , ,

4 Comments »

  1. I love your Blog, it’s nice when you can tell somebody actuallly puts effort into a blog, and gives the blogs value.

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    Current coupon Codes's avatar Comment by Current coupon Codes | October 21, 2011 | Reply

  2. Funny…..I just went to grocery store yesterday and bought a couple of jars of instant coffees (small jars) – I had not purchased or drank any coffee for several years. I must have been feeling your karma. 🙂

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    Pattie's avatar Comment by Pattie | October 5, 2011 | Reply

  3. I guess that it would be a restriction on freedom to forbid a private company to contribute to Charitable causes, and Starbucks joins a long line of establishments that fund faux-causes (as say Gloria Jeans’ does with Feminism) that leave one scratching one’s head in astonishment at such consumer-paid-for largesse.

    Once poverty was a sound incentive to make something better of one’s circumstances, but now it seems we must all simply assuage our fooled consciences by rewarding the feckless by giving them the profits from our large cups of fancy coffee.

    I like coffee. Grinding some beans is the first actions of the day.for me, even before my morning fart. I drink copious amounts until early evening, although rarely do I make a second ‘plunger’. That is likely more to do with rising late than the freshness of the brew and I can happily recharge my cup with it stone-cold .

    This is a reflection of my early days as a Military Air Traffic Controller when I would sit at my radar tube and the world around me would disappear for several hours. I would be ‘out there’; an entity of mind 400 miles across and a 100,000 ft high. There I would be while an assistant would place a steaming cup of something just out of immediate reach so that I would not knock it over into all the electrical gubbins.

    When the chaos of the skies had been set in proper order and all the conflicts resolved, I would shrink back into human form and re-enter my automaton body, thirsty. The coffee would be stone cold with a skin on top. That is, if it was coffee. It could have been anything. ‘Standard Nato’ was its nomenclature. If it tasted like coffee and looked like tea it was probably cocoa. But welcome.

    Starbucks just cannot reach such heights of creativity or satisfaction.

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