Well that was certainly illuminating. Those tweets were fairly incomprehensible, yet still completely appalling.

I mean I see your point, but the barista at a coffee shop actually makes custom drinks, while the person at McDonald's is most likely just pouring drip coffee out of a pot into a cup.

even better: when a dude DOESN'T hit on you at the gym.

1) Excuse me, are you using this machine?

I'm terrified of being mistaken for "that guy" so the ironclad rule is:

Yes We Can...Santorum the fuck out of this asshole!

Not sure that's an arms race you really want to start. We have a whackadoo stockpile of civilization-ending levels.

I have to confess that I by far prefer the Jell-O-ish cranberry sauce - that, when you shake it out of the can with a "splut," hilariously retains the shape - to the real thing, which I don't think I even ate until some time in high school.

I SAVE MARBLE-RYE BREAD!! FOR THE MOUTH PART OF YOUR FACE!!

I'd bet dairy allergy.

"No, Ma'am, once it gets dark the sun will stop doing that."

A walk-in 40... I'm crying. I'm crying for the server. I'm crying for the host and bussers who had to put that table together. How does a group of 40 people not have a single person in it that says MAYBE THIS IS A BAD IDEA AND MAYBE THIS IS RUDE.

"Forgive me and truly understand that I am in no way shape or form a sexist and I am a huge fan of Mo'ne. She was quite an inspiration."

The thing about social justice/change is that, by very nature, it's supposed to disturb your everyday life. The status quo is being disturbed. If change of the status quo bothers you, then you likely benefit from it. You're going to be disturbed. You're going to get more and more stickers until stickers are no longer…

Oh you are one of those customers.

You sound like exactly the kind of, yes, WHITE person with a giant chip on your shoulder who might benefit from some honest discussion on the subject of race. Not at Starbucks, maybe. I think the campaign is stupid, myself. Not smug, just stupid.

This ranting answer is as mature as your original complaint. You need to get over yourself and the supposed importance of your opinion to corporate America. Also do yourself, and those around you, a favor and cut down on the caffeine will, probably help you cut down on your mindless rantings.

You're a regular Reverend Dr. Martin Luther King' Jr., who notably said, "Injustice anywhere is a threat to good service everywhere."

Oh, I have a wonderful example of this in action. I'm at work. Myself and the other women in the office start feeling weird. Headaches, dizziness, etc. We think we can smell gas. We become concerned. The men are all "whatever, you are all crazy". This goes on for a couple hours. We are feeling really gross. The men…