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Starbucks barista praised for leaving secret note on cup to help young woman

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Updated 08:12 19 Oct 2023 GMT+1Published 08:00 19 Oct 2023 GMT+1

Starbucks barista praised for leaving secret note on cup to help young woman

While it’s often said that good customer service goes a long way, the Starbucks barista has been praised for going the extra mile.

Katherine Sidnell

Katherine Sidnell

Featured Image Credit: Getty/Twitter

Topics: US News, Food and Drink

Katherine Sidnell
Katherine Sidnell

Katherine is an entertainment journalist with a love of all things nerdy. Starting out writing Doctor Who fan fiction as a kid, she has gone on to interview the likes of Matt Damon, James May and Dua Lipa to name a few. Published in The Sun, The Daily Mail and Evening Standard - she now joins Ladbible as resident nerd in chief.

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