Worked there from 2013 to 2014 and indeed when I hear those blenders, I get instant PSTD. All the people ordering Frappuccinos with 10 different things inside then saying it tastes gross. Well, you shouldn’t have put caramel with raspberry.
Looks pretty much the same layout as it is today. I am still intrigued by the flat(?) touchscreen monitor they get to use. The first time I have seen a flat touchscreen monitor was in the early 2000s. Lot of people I've seen used CRT touchscreens back then. Maybe that's just me, or I haven't been paying attention.
I got the chance to buy an ELO touch CRT from ebay a few years not so long back, it worked very smoothly, it was almost like a high end touch display that worked like a lot of the modern touch devices. I don't have it any more unfortunately.
Those kids in the thumbnail are the epotime of the 90s..Kurt Cobain shirt and a flannel shirt. Makes me so nostalgic as I was one of them. I was 15/16 in 1996.
Ah, back in the day when Starbucks was a little rarer of a thing. I miss how much more cozy it felt then. They used to have big leather or upholstered armchairs and sometimes couches, with warm lighting. I get that things like that wear out faster and need to be replaced, but isn’t it still worth doing? Starbucks also used to sell other interesting stuff like brewing equipment. I still have a Starbucks “Barista” brand burr grinder from around 2002. It has a few quirks now, but still works. Today it’s mostly just wooden chairs, drinks, and a few mugs. Far less interesting and cozy.
Still remember those arm chairs with the dim lighting from the late 90s. I've designed a few Starbucks as well and they have a lot more equipment and different furniture layouts. It's a little less laid back than 25 years ago.
What stands out to me is there’s no blasting music going. People could actually concentrate & study or do work if they wanted. Also, (& no shade here) all the employees look so normal. No bright blue hair, no guys with makeup on & long painted fingernails, no 25 piercings, no pronouns…
Especially in the middle of the nineties, you're right, you would think they would come alot later, very late 90s would have been my guess, but early 2000s seems plausible
@@planetX15 I was amazed by that too! I grew up around the late 90's and can only remember old registers. It wasn't until the early 2000's that I started seeing them.
Damn, this was 3 years before I met my ex-wife. When we split, she moved to Seattle and got all Starbucksy and hippie-like, so I can’t tell if this vid brings me joy or absolute terror.
Starbuck today is way more chaotic with so many customers coming in speaking loudly. A few SB I have been through have had cafe be quiet, but some of them have that one customer that feels like they need to scream to the world what they are doing today. Might as well give your full name and social security number while your at it, am I right?
I first heard the ridiculous expression in 1986 and could not stand it then. Thinking it was a regional thing, hearing Alicia Silverstone say it in "Clueless" in 1995 meant that the phrase was and would be all over the whole world.
Karens were a rare breed back then, it seemed. Making a public scene was frowned upon. Now it's sport or even staged and then posted on social media for clicks, likes and profit. Calgon take me away ... sigh ...
Bro, if you don't have money for gas, you don't have money for anything. Of course his mommy gave him some green, likely for him to buy some other green.
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Worked for Starbucks for almost 11 years and I hated it. The sound of the blenders alone makes me want to scream.
What did you hate about it?
Worked there from 2013 to 2014 and indeed when I hear those blenders, I get instant PSTD.
All the people ordering Frappuccinos with 10 different things inside then saying it tastes gross. Well, you shouldn’t have put caramel with raspberry.
I love the atmosphere in this video
Lord….I didn’t even know what a Starbucks was in 96.
I worked at Starbucks in New England from 2003-2007 while I was in college. I miss the old Starbucks logo.
Looks pretty much the same layout as it is today. I am still intrigued by the flat(?) touchscreen monitor they get to use. The first time I have seen a flat touchscreen monitor was in the early 2000s. Lot of people I've seen used CRT touchscreens back then. Maybe that's just me, or I haven't been paying attention.
You always have great comments Mark 😊
@@vampirerobot and I thank you for providing these great videos!
Touch screen computers have been around a long time. There were touch screen computers in the mid 80s.
@@Anarchist86ed wow interesting
I got the chance to buy an ELO touch CRT from ebay a few years not so long back, it worked very smoothly, it was almost like a high end touch display that worked like a lot of the modern touch devices. I don't have it any more unfortunately.
"see you tomorrow" the regulars before a work shift started.
Those kids in the thumbnail are the epotime of the 90s..Kurt Cobain shirt and a flannel shirt. Makes me so nostalgic as I was one of them. I was 15/16 in 1996.
Everyone was so polite and well mannered back then! I hear a lot of thank yous!!
Now a days, most are impatient and rude
People were just as rude back then….
@@andyinlv1975Yeah but you'd expect rude people now more than ever it wasn't quite common back then
I think the atmosphere was a lot more cozy and warm back then. Not much has changed though
Ah, back in the day when Starbucks was a little rarer of a thing. I miss how much more cozy it felt then. They used to have big leather or upholstered armchairs and sometimes couches, with warm lighting. I get that things like that wear out faster and need to be replaced, but isn’t it still worth doing? Starbucks also used to sell other interesting stuff like brewing equipment. I still have a Starbucks “Barista” brand burr grinder from around 2002. It has a few quirks now, but still works. Today it’s mostly just wooden chairs, drinks, and a few mugs. Far less interesting and cozy.
Still remember those arm chairs with the dim lighting from the late 90s. I've designed a few Starbucks as well and they have a lot more equipment and different furniture layouts. It's a little less laid back than 25 years ago.
life was so much better before social media..im so glad i was the last generation that grew up without all the eletronics..1993 baby in the house
Hope that guy got his "gas money" and is doing better today.
First thing that went through my mind was like ha! Check out the snowflake asking his mother for money....
That dude totally spent it on drugs.
@@jakethesnake4971 stop judging
Gen X slacker. He sold his website for millions in 1999. He is doing just fine.
The camera quality is amazing. It’s hard to believe the video that old as well, seeing how the 90s fashion is becoming a thing again.
What stands out to me is there’s no blasting music going. People could actually concentrate & study or do work if they wanted. Also, (& no shade here) all the employees look so normal. No bright blue hair, no guys with makeup on & long painted fingernails, no 25 piercings, no pronouns…
they didn’t use pronouns back then?
Says "No shade" then proceeds to shit all over people with piercings and dyed hair lmfao
A few of them brought in their own reusable cup.
9:58 didn’t know they had touch screens in the 90s! I thought that wasn’t a thing until at least the early 2000s
Especially in the middle of the nineties, you're right, you would think they would come alot later, very late 90s would have been my guess, but early 2000s seems plausible
@@planetX15 I was amazed by that too! I grew up around the late 90's and can only remember old registers. It wasn't until the early 2000's that I started seeing them.
Venti Starbucks iced mocha latte for $3.45 😱
IKR
Now it's like 8.00 bucks
Came here to say this lol
Hard to believe 1996 was 27 years ago from 2023
This is my favorite channel
Wow!! Thanks David. Very kind words 😄
Back when Starbucks was cheap and really good
It looks like an IBM 4695 touch screen at the registers
Everyone is so pleasant.
Right? Unlike today 😒
Because smartphones weren't around
I didn’t even heard of Starbucks back then! 😂
I prefer the old logo over the new one.
Damn, this was 3 years before I met my ex-wife. When we split, she moved to Seattle and got all Starbucksy and hippie-like, so I can’t tell if this vid brings me joy or absolute terror.
were these film student projects? really nice documentation. the faces, the expressions, the humanity.
Watching this at a Starbucks now!
Not a Starbucks guy but good vid overall
says starbucks lol
Look like nowadays
Neither am I, but for some reason I don't mind their cold drinks, the hot ones can be a hit or miss
The receipt printers are busted.
Awesome man where did u find these videos?
He is a time traveler.
Everybody is paying with cash. I wonder when they introduced card payment...
I love that Kurt cobain shirt
😊😊
Starbuck today is way more chaotic with so many customers coming in speaking loudly. A few SB I have been through have had cafe be quiet, but some of them have that one customer that feels like they need to scream to the world what they are doing today. Might as well give your full name and social security number while your at it, am I right?
Bring back that tiger logo
I didn’t know they said “my bad” back then. I thought it started in the 2000s.
I first heard the ridiculous expression in 1986 and could not stand it then. Thinking it was a regional thing, hearing Alicia Silverstone say it in "Clueless" in 1995 meant that the phrase was and would be all over the whole world.
@@Tr0nzoid I heard it was some basketballer the came up with the expression first?
Karens were a rare breed back then, it seemed. Making a public scene was frowned upon. Now it's sport or even staged and then posted on social media for clicks, likes and profit. Calgon take me away ... sigh ...
Starbucks Karen’s of ‘96!!! Love! 😂
Venti Iced Mocha 2.45.
Too bad nowadays u gotta be rich to afford Starbucks lol
I love the mocha frapp !
For some reason I've always enjoyed Starbucks cold drinks to their hot ones, I like the Mocha Frappe too!
Hope their enjoying retirement
starbucks now have drive trus
Bro, if you don't have money for gas, you don't have money for anything. Of course his mommy gave him some green, likely for him to buy some other green.
Back when you knew if the barista was a boy or girl
😂😂😂
😅
I still go to Starbucks have been since around 2004 ish
Back when Starbucks WASN'T woke.
Back when having crayon-colored hair, tattoos, and multiple face piercings wasn't a pre-requisite to work at Starbucks.
i was born august 1996
February 27th here!
1983
1991…
Got you all beat. 1980 here.. So I got to grow up in all of the 80s and 90s!
@@matthewdonohue9667 same