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Nov.04
4:04 PM ET
Tuesday, 4 Nov 2008
Election Day Long Lines Are For—Starbucks!
Posted By:Jane Wells
Topics:Media | Print Media
Sectors:Food and Beverage | Media
Companies:Starbucks Corp
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CNBC.com Free Coffee at Starbucks |
Earlier I blogged about how Starbucks is giving everyone—not just voters—a free tall cup of coffee today. Did the move give the chain's traffic a caffeine-like boost? You betcha!
The image in this post is from a Starbucks in Phoenix where it literally appears as if everyone leaving a nearby polling site was automatically stopping by for free coffee. John Klekamp from News 12 New Jersey took this photo and said the line before 9 am was "out the door." Wait three hours to vote, another two for free coffee.
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