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    Starbucks erwägt den Beitritt Armeniens

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    1. Srslyredit2 on

      On one hand, yay competition for coffee house. On the other hand, boo competition for small cafes

    3. Lopsided-Upstairs-98 on

      I __never__ had the feeling that Starbucks is something Armenia needs. Armenians know how to make coffee better than any Starbucks could ever, because it is so soulless/heartless made.

    4. surenk6 on

      Yeah, local competition is going to choke it with quality and prices. Only 1 shop will probably remain for the Instagram folk.

    7. Zealousideal-Net9953 on

      I don’t think their price ranges are compatible with Armenia. If a coffee costs 2000AMD, then I’d rather just drink black coffee I made at home. They’ll have to price stuff closer to Coffee House or choke.

    10. aScottishBoat on

      ehhh… would prefer if they stay out of Armenia. But that’s just me.

    11. Hypotential on

      I know I shouldn’t have checked, but I looked up postings of this reportage on social media and the diaspora response is so negative. I don’t get it? More of them than care to say are guzzling Starbucks regularly, so I’m over this weird phenomenon where it’s fine to „sin“ and bougie yourself out in the West, but the *hayrenik* (give them a decade or so, I’m sure they’ll be visiting soon) must remain this sacred place that can’t even see the establishment of a Starbucks or See’s Candy.

    12. T-nash on

      Why not, i kind of like starbucks more than dunkin or coffee house etc.

      Edit: Forgot they fund the zionist regime committing genocide. Fuck them.

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