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BackA barista in Moscow admitted that he spat in his customers' coffee
A barista in Moscow admitted that he spat in his customers' coffee
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A barista in Moscow admitted that he spat in his customers' coffee

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  • A barista in Moscow admitted in a video circle that he deliberately spat in the drinks of customers he considered wrong.
  • After blogger Ekaterina saw the video and informed the manager, the employee was fired on the same day.

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Why It Matters

The incident occurred in one of the coffee shops in Moscow, where the barista decided to punish customers with his actions due to personal hostility.

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A Moscow barista spat in the coffee of unwanted customers. Life reports this.

A coffee shop employee in a video circle himself spoke about spitting in customers’ drinks. In this way he punished people whom he considered wrong. The young man explained his behavior by his reluctance to remain silent in response to the actions of clients that he did not like.

It is known that the barista’s video was seen by blogger Ekaterina, who contacted the manager of the establishment. As a result, the employee was fired one day.

Open Questions

  • How long did this barista behavior last?
  • Were other employees aware of his actions?
  • Have affected clients filed complaints with the police?

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