It isn't over until it's over. "Starbucks Boycott"

FallonJeeper · Feb 15, 2012

As many of you suspected, the anti-gun protest of Starbucks is not a one day only thing. Keep supporting them. I'm just thinking I won't have to wait in line as long, unless I have to stand in line with a bunch of people openly carrying.

Here's the news story on CNBC: http://video.cnbc.com/gallery/?video=3000073266

Large Caliber Kick · Feb 15, 2012

Well you know what they say.......ok what I say. A hot chocolate a day keeps the anti's away.

Jim40Cal · Feb 15, 2012

Starbucks

I plan on drinking alot of hot chocolate now....

VW_Factor · Feb 15, 2012

Listening to that guy talk annoyed me.

09jisaac · Feb 15, 2012

FallonJeeper said:
I'm just thinking I won't have to wait in line as long, unless I have to stand in line with a bunch of people openly carrying.

I don't think anyone told Kentucky Antis that they're boycotting starbucks. The store I went into was surprised that they were being boycotted and the same report was coming from other members who visited other starbucks.

Dreamer · Feb 15, 2012

Starbucks stock opened this morning nearly a dollar higher than it's close yesterday.

Looks like NGVAC's boycott was a resounding success--for Starbuck's bottom line! :lol: :lol: :lol:

Hardbuck90 · Feb 17, 2012

I've noticed that nearly everywhere the boycott was either unknown or unnoticed lol, I think there are only a few die hards that are actually participating and we effectively took their place

Tony4310 · Feb 17, 2012

Every time I go, I'll be using a 2 dollar bill!

FallonJeeper · Feb 17, 2012

I think we should call it the Starbucks Appreciation Buycott.

Dahwg · Feb 17, 2012

I dropped some $2 bills off at my local starchuncks. Told them it was an anti-boycott buycott- they said they hadn't heard of the boycott either.

SouthernBoy · Feb 18, 2012

I've never been to a Starbucks in my life nor have I ever purchased any of their products elsewhere. Not being a coffee aficionado, I just can't see paying that kind of money for a cup of coffee. But my question is what is the significance of using a $2 bill?

yz9890 · Feb 18, 2012

$2 bill = sly way of referring to the 2nd Amendment.

They sell really expensive hot cocoa and scones as well. And have free wifi.

Jeff Hayes · Feb 19, 2012

SouthernBoy said:
I've never been to a Starbucks in my life nor have I ever purchased any of their products elsewhere. Not being a coffee aficionado, I just can't see paying that kind of money for a cup of coffee. But my question is what is the significance of using a $2 bill?

A regular cup of coffee is under $2 unless of course you buy the fufu drinks then you can spend $5 or more.

Wolfgang1952 · Feb 19, 2012

I went buy the one in Covington La Friday evening. Had a great glass of Ice Tea. Some people asked about my Gun. I passed out a handful of LOCAL flyers. Quiet a few people asked for more flyers because they had never heard of OCDO or LOCAL.

matt2636 · Feb 19, 2012

I'll keep buying

since9 · Feb 20, 2012

About seven of us here in Colorado Springs got together at the Starbucks on Garden of the Gods Rd and Centennial Blvd at noon on the 14th.

Good times!

rscottie · Feb 20, 2012

On 2/14/12 at the Starbucks in Ashland KY, they said that they had received word that their may be protesters but had not seen any. The nice part is that she said that they had received some two dollar bills (I had none) but I was not the first to thank them for being pro rights. She did not mention firearms, but at least used the word rights. I had thanked her for supporting everyone's right to carry a firearm.

va_tazdad · Feb 22, 2012

Business is booming in Richmond, Va

I spent $30 buying Pikes Peak for anyone that ordered it while I was there on 02/14/2012. No fancy foo foo drinks, just coffee. Many thanked me and some even asked why. Had a few good conversations.

Haven't seen any change except for an increase at my favorite store. Haven’t missed a day since the 1st and don't intend to miss any, especially if it aggravates the anti crowd!

FallonJeeper · Feb 22, 2012

Spent $27 @ the Sparks Blvd location in Sparks, last night.

Daylen · Feb 22, 2012

Another way to support Starbucks and have influence is to buy some shares should the price dip down.

It isn't over until it's over. "Starbucks Boycott"

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