Starbucks was scolded by consumers. After slacking off the Christmas Cup, Starbucks produced another biscuit in which the throat of a polar bear was cut.

Last month, I said a sad incident about Starbucks. I don't know if you remember it.

Like some other businesses, Starbucks launches Christmas-themed product designs every Christmas. Starbucks is no exception this year. They have launched the latest Christmas cup this year. It goes like this.

The designers of this Starbucks cup say they have adopted a minimalist style this year, highlighting layers with a distinct gradual red color, and this classic festival red has created a unique sense of three-dimensional, streamline and weight. no, no, no. It's warm and festive.

But. Many consumers don't buy it.

Because the Christmas cup that Starbucks launched before is like this.

The difference between ↑↑ 's designs in 1999 and 2014 is the pattern.

As soon as customers compare, they feel uncomfortable and feel that Starbucks is lazy: there used to be patterns, but now they don't even have patterns! So perfunctory to celebrate our beloved Christmas? Get out!

Some devout Christians shouted abuse on the Internet.

"Starbucks, it's really anti-American to remove the word Christmas from the cup. We are a kingdom ruled by God. You just lost a loyal customer. "

"since you escape from reality and do not spread the spirit of Christ, I can only escape from you. I am just making good use of my economic choice."

"I won't buy any more Starbucks gifts for Christmas. Because Starbucks hates Christians and only loves our money. "

"I never wanted to go there and spend a penny, so screw it. Saint! Birthday! Hurry up! Happy! "

"never drink Starbucks again!"

"my idea about Christmas is that if a store owner doesn't want to celebrate Christmas (such as Starbucks), I will never spend my hard-earned money on them!"

Things were in such an uproar that it was not easy to come to an end. Christmas was almost over. Just as Starbucks was about to breathe a sigh of relief, the situation happened again.

Netizens still haven't let them go.

On this day, some netizens uploaded a picture of this polar bear cookie wearing a scarf on the Internet.

It's warm and lovely. There's nothing wrong with it.

Heh heh.

The netizen posted the photo online with the headline "these polar bear cookies sold at Starbucks look like their throats have been cut."

Wait! Cut. Throat?

That's not. Surround; surround. Towel... MMM.

But netizens proved my idea wrong, and this post received more than 2.7 million hits in just two days.

The logic of this matter is like this.

Polar bears have always been regarded as the representative creatures of Christmas, and polar bears are often seen in many Christmas greeting cards and commercials.

So Starbucks launched the throat-cut polar bear, which once again turned into an attack on Christmas. no, no, no.

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"Christmas is now darkened by Starbucks!"

"so now Starbucks has settled the Christmas cup dispute and made a throat-cut polar bear cookie?"

"do you like Starbucks' new cookies, a polar bear with its throat cut? It was an unforgettable holiday. "

"A lovely Starbucks polar bear Christmas cookie, or a crime scene? Because they all look like their throats have been cut. "

"I don't know why Starbucks thinks an Arctic bear with its throat cut belongs to the Christmas series."

Finally, the awareness of animal protection was awakened.

"not only does Starbucks not support Christmas, they now encourage the hunting of polar bears!"

"this one looks like a Starbucks polar bear cookie with its throat cut. It makes me feel lucky to be alive."

"do you have any friends from animal protection organizations? Starbucks made a perfect polar bear cookie. "

Netizens can be seen standing up across the screen: Starbucks, what is your grudge against Christmas!

Starbucks wants to know.

Because they then came out to clarify: "in 2010, we launched this smiling polar bear Christmas cookie with scarves. This is our tradition. The cookies we launched this year are snowmen with scarves and gingerbread men."

After looking for this one today, it should look something like this.

The polar bear was an old model and was discontinued in 2010.

So the whole thing is a thing of the past.

But then again. There is a real company that will make a cut-throat Arctic bear cookie at Christmas.

But according to logic, this picture of a snowman with a scarf will be pulled out in two years, and then the title: hard evidence of Starbuck's death of a snowman!

Starbucks must have accidentally picked the netizens' ancestral graves. Yeah, that's right.

Source: global GOSSIP