Starbucks Employee Breaks Down Crying After Being Scheduled To Work 8 Hours

Work. It’s part of life. Most people will have a job at some point in their lives. Most people will have a job for most of their lives, working day after day to pay the bills and provide for themselves and their family.

In an ideal world, your job would be something you enjoy, but for many people, sometimes a job is just a job – a means to an end, a way to provide for oneself. Especially for people who are still in school, a first job may be far from his or her dream job.

Do you remember your first job? Maybe it was something you loved. Maybe it was something you hated. One transgender Starbucks employee recently shared that his job at Starbucks is far from his dream job.
In a video that was later shared on Twitter, this Starbucks employee hid in the stockroom while at work and spoke directly to the camera, complaining about the manager, the schedule, the customers and the fact that they don’t have a union. This employee also complained about being “misgendered” by customers and being required to work long hours while still being a student.

Related Posts

My Wife Got Stopped for Speeding, But What the Officer Told Me Changed Everything

The blue and red lights of the patrol car painted our Honda Civic in alternating waves of color as Officer Martinez approached the driver’s side window. It…

Eight Months Pregnant, I Asked My Husband to Stop the Car — He Left Me on the Road

At eight months pregnant, I had learned to read the weather of a room before I walked into it. I knew the particular set of Eric’s jaw…

My Sister Tried to Claim My Townhouse as Her Wedding Gift — Until I Showed the Deed

The Deed The first thing I noticed when I walked through my own front door was that Vanessa had brought fabric swatches.   She was standing at…

The Stranger Who Wore My Husband’s Face

When Marissa opened the door, she expected to see her husband—same hoodie, same face—but something felt off. He didn’t greet her with a kiss or use her…

The Mysterious Letter That Came After the Funeral

The morning after the funeral was quiet, just as I expected. Grief has a way of slowing everything—voices, footsteps, even time itself. I assumed life would slowly…

My Parents Chose My Brother’s Game Over My Wedding — Now They’re Facing the Fallout

On my wedding day, two seats at the front remained empty — my parents’ seats. For years, they’d favored my brother Ethan, the star athlete, while I…