It seems like not everyone is thrilled about Starbucks’ latest craze, the Unicorn Frappuccino. A frustrated barista has taken to social media to express his dismay over the drink’s overwhelming popularity, and his reaction has gone viral—much to the amusement of many.
Meet Jake Thompson
Jake Thompson, a Starbucks barista from Boulder, Colorado, has become the face of barista frustration. In a now-deleted video originally posted on Twitter, which has since found its way to YouTube and Facebook, Jake shares his struggles with the sugary concoction that’s turned his job upside down. “Today is the day it launched, and I beg you—please don’t order it!” he exclaims, visibly stressed.
Jake elaborates on his plight with dramatic flair, saying, “I’ve never whipped up so many Frappuccinos in my life! My hands are a sticky mess, and I’ve got unicorn glitter everywhere—on my hair, my face, you name it!” He continues, “This is the most stressful day of my life!”
Barista Life
Now, we can’t help but chuckle a bit. Seriously, if this is the pinnacle of your stress, Jake, you might want to count your blessings. But let’s be real—baristas have it tough. Dealing with demanding customers and complex orders can be overwhelming, especially for a drink as colorful and intricate as the Unicorn Frappuccino.
Jake ends his passionate plea with a desperate request for mercy from the caffeine-craving public: “For the love of all things good, please don’t order the Unicorn Frappuccino!” The bright side? This limited-edition drink will only be available through Sunday, so hang in there, Jake! We’ll try to keep our cravings in check.
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Conclusion
In summary, Jake Thompson’s rant about the Unicorn Frappuccino highlights the chaotic life of a barista amidst the drink’s viral fame. While he’s begging customers to reconsider their orders, we can’t help but sympathize with the challenges he faces daily.