‘Do you want us to intervene?’
A team of Starbucks Baristas were widely praised for helping a teenager who seemed to be in need of help.
Brandy Selim Roberson, an American actress, began the saga. mom Living in Texas, she shared her story Facebook page. The post since made privateThis article explains how staff at Corpus Christi work. Starbucks To send a secret message, she used a coffee cup.
The following are the mom explained in her post, the baristas noticed a man approach Roberson’s daughter, who was at the Starbucks alone. The man spoke to the teen, possibly distressingly. The baristas stepped in.
“A barista handed her ‘an extra hot chocolate someone forgot to pick up,’” Roberson explained.
The “extra” drink contained a message written on the side of the cup.
“Are you OK? Do you want us to intervene?” the note read. “If you do, take the lid off the cup.”
The barista’s actions earned them plenty of praise, and Roberson’s post spread. The popular became a reality. Instagram account Tank’s Good News (@tanksgoodnews) reshared the post, where it’s since earned nearly 1 million likes.
The mom wrote that her daughter felt secure and didn’t need any help. She said that the move was touching and that she wanted to let staff know that she was okay.
Roberson has not responded to In The Know’s request for comment, but the mom told Today she was “incredibly grateful” for the Starbucks staff.
“As a mom, that is my worst fear that something would happen to my child and nobody would be there to help,” she added.
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Instagram commenters sympathized heavily with the mom’s concerns — and her ultimate relief. Thousands of users poured into Tank’s Good News’ share of the post, praising the Starbucks staff.
“It’s so comforting to know there are good people out there,” one user wrote.
“As a mom of a 22-year-old daughter that lives across the country, I am so happy to hear there are people like this looking out for others!” another added.
Starbucks declined In The Know’s request for comment.
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