390 Frappuccinos

Peter Rukavina

Olivia and I had a quick pop-in to Starbucks by the mall while we were out and about this afternoon. I ordered a cold brew, and she ordered a Frappuccino. 

My drink came out almost immediately, but Olivia’s was nowhere to be seen after 10 minutes, so I asked the staff if her order had gone missing.

They had a very good excuse: while we were in line, an order for 390 Frappuccinos came in, and each one generated a sticker to be stuck on the cup. That’s a lot of stickers, and Olivia’s got lost in the sea of them. They were very quick on the rebound, and she had her drink in-hand about a minute later.

But, 390 Frappuccinos!

Who in Charlottetown ordered 390 Frappuccinos on a Monday afternoon?

How do you transport 390 Frappuccinos?

Does a Starbucks have enough Frappuccino gunk to make 390 Frappuccinos?

The mind boggles.

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I want updates on this story…minute-to-minute updates. Probably though I’ve been watching too many of a certain kind of movie. This could be just the very tip of a giant and fairly mundane iceberg. And yet….

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