A Free Cup Of Joe The Coffee
Courtesy of Starbucks ... if you vote.
A Free Cup Of Joe The CoffeeCourtesy of Starbucks ... if you vote. 2 Comments |
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Perhaps some will say this is a marketing ploy. Maybe it is. But it is a powerful and simple ad, and it reminds people that a democracy must include all of us. I, for one, will gladly accept the cup of coffee from Starbucks, and I applaud them on combining their own mandate to run a profitable business with the societal mandate to do good wherever you can.
Yay for Starbucks! Yay for free coffee.