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

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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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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.

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.

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