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The Chinese woman was ordered by the manager to "get out" when she bought coffee at Starbucks.

Published: 2026-04-04 Author: World Gafei

Last Updated: 2026/04/04, From the vast sea of the Internet, as long as we Chinese things, the editor will find out. Today, this thing happened at Starbucks. As we all know, every time that Starbucks on the other side of Sanlitun is full of people and explodes. But it's not about Starbucks at home, it's abroad. Ruby Chen, an ethnic Chinese woman, was reported by the Daily Mail last Tuesday.

From the vast sea of the Internet, as long as we Chinese things, the editor will find out. Today, this thing happened at Starbucks. As we all know, every time that Starbucks on the other side of Sanlitun is full of people and explodes. But it's not about Starbucks at home, it's abroad.

Ruby Chen, a Chinese woman, bought a Frappuccino and a cookie straw at a Starbucks in Queens, New York, last Tuesday, the Daily Mail reported. The manic manager Melissa yelled at her, and the footage was uploaded to Starbucks facebook. Melissa was fired on Saturday.

"you won't get the service here, Byeworthy Bye!" From the clip, we can see that Melissa angrily shouted at Chen and waved her away impatiently. The conversation was filmed by another customer. Chen asked to talk to the manager, but the other person continued to growl: "you are talking to the manager. Get out!"

"Melissa suddenly shouted to me in a very bad manner: 'Hey, helloooo', and I said to her,' I'm sorry, I can't hear you, but you don't have to yell', until now I don't know why I offended her.

Chen wanted to pay, but Melissa took the scanner, told her not to patronize her, and scolded her for stealing cookie straws and calling the police. After the clip was uploaded to facebook, Melissa was fired on Saturday, and Starbucks gave Chen a $100 gift card as compensation.

But Melissa insisted that she was scolded and clarified that she resigned rather than was fired.

If we don't know the cause of the matter, let's not talk about any other problems, but this kind of shouting is boring. I think that in the quiet environment in the subway, suddenly a voice is particularly loud and clear to speak the hometown dialect. Everyone will frown. When we go to a store to spend money, we all respect each other and be courteous to each other. I don't know if this is not fastidious on the foreign side. The way of hospitality of foreigners has really been seen by everyone.

Source: Sohu self-media

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