I Make $3500 Worth of Lattes Each Day. I Take Home $144.

Their "fare share" - lol.

How about you go out, rent space, buy the equipment, buy the supplies, do the marketing, pay for the insurance - then claim your "fair share" of the profits, m'kay?

Ugh. Ne$tlé again!

Oh, let's be generous and say that the average latte is $7 -that's 500 per 8/hr shift. Assuming 30 min lunch and 2x15 min break - that's 7 hours making lattes or roughly 71 per hour or 1.1 lattes per min this person is lying about making.

Their first demand should be that their health insurance covers treatment for severe vocal fry.

Do you know Trader Joe's is union busting?

I hope they can supply police with an accurate description of the assailant who held a gun to their head and forced them to work at Blue Bottle for slave wages.

They lost me at septum ring.

They can all find fulfilling work at HAGS.

🎵 nestle makes the very best

Does that include tips

Who thinks they'll make a living making coffee and serving customers at an establishment they don't own?

Their job could easily be replaced by a machine. And probably will soon. I don't say this with glee as it's going to lead to tough times for many folks. But really, you're not an artist. Not special. You're not even a cook let alone a chef or baker. You're just making coffee. And you work for NESTLE, girl. They're like as evil as it gets. LOL.

Coffee is very important. A trillion dollar industry. I don't eat fast foods anymore but I do indulge in a coffee a day and not everyone makes a coffee the way I like. Not a skill to be dismissed

R13 dials with a pencil.

Spot the tranny.

This is brought to you, of course, by a leftist organization.

R13 lost her pearl earring with the final hand gesture of a cup of coffee.

They admit that they get funding from Soros.

[quote]And you work for NESTLE, girl. They're like as evil as it gets. LOL.

Yes, yes! They are the evil ones!

They now have robots preparing drinks in some establishments in Vegas. Last night on the news they featured a new robot waitress.

These jobs are going the way of the dinosaur very quickly. These people better figure out a different way to make a living.

Blue Bottle is my favorite coffee shop in LA. The baristas I’ve chatted with seem perfectly happy and seem to think working there beats Starbucks. I’m not sure why this individual thinks they should be raking in the big bucks… as a barista. No one is a career barista, this is a job you have to get by in between gigs, or while in school.

'We can replace the lice ridden barista with a machine.'

More entitlement from generation Z, what else is new

R3 the math ain't mathin'Tar

Do they only hire fugs and freaks?

they have such math and business smarts they ought to start their own

It sounds like Fox News in this thread.

ALL LABOR DESERVES A LIVING WAGE

Well, r27, the people in the video are whiny and unfortunate looking, so one can't expect much praise.

(^.^) and that have that unfortunate 'The world owes me a living mentality.

Sorry but wtf is “blue bottle” and who thought that would be a good name for a food product?

Making coffee is not a career. Grow-up and get a real job. You can't be a teenager forever!

I am the face of Blue Bottle and they have paid for all 16 of my piercings.

[quote] Who thinks they'll make a living making coffee and serving customers at an establishment they don't own?

What? Only owners of an establishment should expect to make a living wage?

I'm really disappointed in some of the responses in this thread.

These workers are the same as McDonald’s workers. This isn’t a middle class job.

This is a great subject for Norma Rae 2.

Get a better job. Study. Stop complaining.

Mam, this is Nestlé company.

I accepted a low-wage low-skill job and that gives me the right to bitch about it.

Workers in any job deserve a living wage. But I have zero sympathy for workers support a company as despicable as Nestle.

^^^^*

supporting

The fucking privilege in thinking we poors can afford to have the standards not to work for criminals and corporate terrorists (which is almost all of them, btw)

how does a blue bottle evoke the thought or image of coffee?

Why can't you press some buttons- pick all your flavorings, etc.- have it mixed and served by a robot... then scan your card and leave?

For those wondering about the name, "W. James Freeman founded Blue Bottle Coffee in the early 2000s in Oakland's Temescal District.[5] Freeman borrowed the name from one of Europe's first cafés, The Blue Bottle Coffee House."

Still isn’t a great name and not evocative of a nice hot cup of coffee.

You are dispensable..

more like blue butthole coffee