Tuesday, December 28, 2010

Is Stupidity Contagious?

Oh, good heavens.


Same Starbucks, different day, different employee, ACTUAL CONVERSATION:


Customer: "I'd like a 2% vanilla latte."

Barista (making random conversation): "I've always wondered... two percent of what? Where does the other 98% of the milk go? Ha, ha.”

Customer: stunned silence

Barista: “I mean, why are we getting so little of the milk? Where does the rest of it go? It doesn't make any sense.”

Supervisor (stepping in): “It’s referring to the fat content. This milk only has 2% of the fat left in it.”

Barista: “Wait, so the percentage has to do with how much fat is in it? Milk has fat in it?”

Supervisor: “Yes. Whole milk has all of the ‘fat’ still in it, and 2% milk only has 2% of the fat left in it.”

Barista (sounding stunned): “How do they get the fat out?”

Supervisor: “There’s a whole process they use where they boil it and then collect the cream off the top.”

Barista (sounding doubtful): "So, then, what’s skim milk?"

Supervisor: "Milk with no fat left in it at all."

Barista: "So there aren’t different kinds of cows out there that give different kinds of milk?"

Supervisor: "No. No, there are no skim cows running around."











I really need to get my family out of this state before it's too late.

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4 Comments:

Blogger Justaplainsam said...

LOL is there a 'like' button for that video?

Ha, you could have really confused her and told her how cows make milk ;)

December 28, 2010 at 3:50 PM  
Blogger AareneX said...

Stupidity isn't contagious.

However, stupidity IS magnetic: if you stand close to it, you will attract more of it.

(magnets come from cows too: http://bit.ly/19NJP7 )

December 28, 2010 at 4:28 PM  
Blogger Unknown said...

Please, someone take in a sugar cane and show her how that works. Let's blow some minds!

December 29, 2010 at 10:40 AM  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

OMG! *headdesk*

Once upon a time, when I was a barista, I had a similar conversation with a customer. The customer didn't know!

December 30, 2010 at 1:35 PM  

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