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Authors: Bryant Simon
Everything but the Coffee (47 page)
in fair-trade products,
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Coffee consumption,
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,
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Coffee cups
as advertising,
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annual number used by Starbucks,
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biodegradable and compostable,
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,
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environmental impact of,
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,
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plastic content of, as unrecyclable,
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company policy on, compared to in-store experience,
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with splash stick,
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two used per serving,
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Coffee farms and farmers,
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in CAFE Practices,
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,
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fair-trade coffee of,
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income of,
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in Rwanda,
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Starbucks films on,
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Coffee grounds, composting of,
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Coffee House Man,
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Coffeehouses and coffee shops community notices posted in,
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active participation and connections in,
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and cup quotes promotion,
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dangers associated with,
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freedom of speech in,
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as penny universities,
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in Starbucks marketing material,
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in competition with Starbucks,
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in recent economic downturn,
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in Seattle,
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near military bases,
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Coffee Klatch,
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Coffee machines
for sale in store, as store decoration,
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used in stores,
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semiautomatic,
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Coffee passports,
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Color scheme in Starbucks stores,
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Comfort, in predictability,
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Community, sense of,
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in active engagement,
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cocooning trend affecting,
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limited conversations between customers affecting,
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in virtual communities,
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Composting
of coffee grounds,
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Compulsive shopping disorders,
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Conformity in predictability,
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Connections
as basic need,
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between customers,
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and boundaries of personal space,
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and limited conversations,
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in traditional coffeehouses,
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of employees with customers,
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employee training on,
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The Conquest of Cool
(Frank),
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Conservation International,
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,
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Conspicuous consumption,
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,
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Consumer persuasion industry,
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Consumer society,
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Consumption
as entertainment,
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limitations of,
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in retail therapy,
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Conversations
between customers, limited connections in,
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table design affecting,
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in traditional coffeehouses,
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Cooper, Alice, 1
Cosmopolitan canopy,
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as affordable luxury in self-gifting,
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competitive pricing introduced in,
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in creation of status and identity,
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in ethical consumption,
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as factor in personal debt,
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and income of coffee farmers,
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from McDonald’s,
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as rent for office space,
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,
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Cox-Golovich, Jan,
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Crash
(film),
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Credit card purchases of coffee,
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Crosby, Stills, Nash, and Young,
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,
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Culture associated with Starbucks,
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status and sophistication in,
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The Culture of Fear
(Glassner),
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Cups for coffee.
See
Coffee cups
Customers
boundaries of personal space,
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connections between
limited conversations in,
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in traditional coffeehouses,
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desire for predictability,
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education on coffee,
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employee interactions with,
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general characteristics of,
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income of.
See
Income of customers
locations of stores targeted to,
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non-coffee drinking, milk-and-sugar drinks for,
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occupations of,
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of original Starbucks store,
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predictability of,
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Starbucks as second place for,
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Starbucks as third place for,
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suburbs in the,
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superregular,
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airport sales of Starbucks coffee to,
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predictability of Starbucks experience in,
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Customization
individuality in,
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mass,
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CVS Pharmacy,
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Dailey, Ruth Ann,
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Debt, personal, cost of Starbucks coffee as factor in,
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Decoration of Starbucks stores.
See
Environment of Starbucks stores
Delgado, Hazel,
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DeLuca, Dan,
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Design of Starbucks stores.
See
Environment of Starbucks stores
d’Estries, Michael,
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Devils and Dust
music CD,
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Discovery
costs of, in travel,
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of music.
See
Music, discovery of value in feelings of,
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Diversity, appeal of,
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Downtown areas
chain stores and predictability in,
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historical characteristics of,
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Dunkin’ Donuts
advertisements of,
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caloric and fat content of products from,
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as competition for Starbucks,
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cost of coffee from,
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decor and products of,
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Earth Day advertisements,
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,
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Earth Day Foundation,
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Easson, Kimberly,
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Economy
postneed.
See
Postneed economy recent downturn in,
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Education of customers
Education of employees.
See
Training of employees
Efficiency of operations, impact on authenticity,
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Einstein Bros. Bagels,
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Eisenbud, Eric,
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Elliot, Jack,
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Emotional value of products,
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in self-gifting,
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fired for blog content,
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layoffs of,
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in original Starbucks store,
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restrictions on conversations of,
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scripts provided to,
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