Teh One Who Knocks
11-25-2015, 11:26 AM
By Levi Winchester - The Express
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That is what the internet is struggling to decide, after the flirty employee left a cheeky message for a customer on her cup of coffee.
Fancying his chances, the coffee company employee scribbled out words from a warning on the paper cup, leaving behind a message which read: "Careful you're extremely hot."
The picture of the cup also showed the girl's name 'Lora' written on it alongside a smiley face, and an arrow pointing to the message.
It was posted online to Facebook group S**t London by Alex Blaine, the mother of Lora, and has since received a flood of comments.
While some applauded the Starbucks employee for his sense of humour, others branded him creepy and the message borderline harassment.
Ms Bain captioned the picture with: "Creepy barista writing inappropriate messages on my daughter's coffee cup. Looks like son-in-law material."
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The post currently has over 500 likes and received over 100 comments of divided opinion toward the flirty message.
User Tatiana May wrote: "Would you like some creep with your coffee ma'am'."
While Tim Ward put: "I'm sure he's fallen foul of some harassment laws there somewhere."
Ryan James followed on from his comment and wrote: "If she burns herself you could always sue... There was no warning it was hot."
However, the comments were not all bad as some Facebook users thought the message was sweet rather than sour.
Cliff Chapman wrote: "Oh for God's sake. Does no one have a sense of humour any more?"
Another user, Phil Goddard, wrote: "If someone wrote that on my double espresso, it would make my day. I'd keep the empty cup on my mantelpiece to cheer myself up. What's everyone complaining about?"
His post received 50 likes, with Kelli Widdowson responding: "Clearly not. Everyone has to get all crazy and hormonal over a simple gesture! That's why when you smile at people these day, they think you are weird."
Others wanted to know the age of the daughter in order to make their creepy or cute judgement. Ms Blaine responded that her daughter is 19.
Juliet Brando posted: "How old is your daughter? It goes from flirty-inappropriate to inappropriate-horrific depending on a sliding scale of 25-year-old daughter to 5-year-old daughter."
The recipient of the cup has yet to come forward or reveal how she felt about the cheeky message.
http://i.imgur.com/cZuyefp.jpg
That is what the internet is struggling to decide, after the flirty employee left a cheeky message for a customer on her cup of coffee.
Fancying his chances, the coffee company employee scribbled out words from a warning on the paper cup, leaving behind a message which read: "Careful you're extremely hot."
The picture of the cup also showed the girl's name 'Lora' written on it alongside a smiley face, and an arrow pointing to the message.
It was posted online to Facebook group S**t London by Alex Blaine, the mother of Lora, and has since received a flood of comments.
While some applauded the Starbucks employee for his sense of humour, others branded him creepy and the message borderline harassment.
Ms Bain captioned the picture with: "Creepy barista writing inappropriate messages on my daughter's coffee cup. Looks like son-in-law material."
http://i.imgur.com/a53Mriu.jpg
The post currently has over 500 likes and received over 100 comments of divided opinion toward the flirty message.
User Tatiana May wrote: "Would you like some creep with your coffee ma'am'."
While Tim Ward put: "I'm sure he's fallen foul of some harassment laws there somewhere."
Ryan James followed on from his comment and wrote: "If she burns herself you could always sue... There was no warning it was hot."
However, the comments were not all bad as some Facebook users thought the message was sweet rather than sour.
Cliff Chapman wrote: "Oh for God's sake. Does no one have a sense of humour any more?"
Another user, Phil Goddard, wrote: "If someone wrote that on my double espresso, it would make my day. I'd keep the empty cup on my mantelpiece to cheer myself up. What's everyone complaining about?"
His post received 50 likes, with Kelli Widdowson responding: "Clearly not. Everyone has to get all crazy and hormonal over a simple gesture! That's why when you smile at people these day, they think you are weird."
Others wanted to know the age of the daughter in order to make their creepy or cute judgement. Ms Blaine responded that her daughter is 19.
Juliet Brando posted: "How old is your daughter? It goes from flirty-inappropriate to inappropriate-horrific depending on a sliding scale of 25-year-old daughter to 5-year-old daughter."
The recipient of the cup has yet to come forward or reveal how she felt about the cheeky message.