Starbucks is deeply involved in fecal bacteria. Will you still drink Starbucks?

I have never been to Starbucks because I have no money. It is true that the consumption of Starbucks is relatively high, a cup of coffee costs thirty or forty, which is not affordable for a civilian family like mine.

But when a friend comes to visit me and wants to go out for a cup of Starbucks, I am still willing to treat him because it is a rare occasion for friends to come over. She also has membership and points, and she is always like a Starbucks fangirl.

Indeed, the main reason why Starbucks is able to become the dominant one now is because its food tastes good. In addition to coffee, its summer drinks also taste good and have ample portions.

For gold-collar workers like my brother, they regard drinking Starbucks as a daily habit. If they don’t have a cup every morning, they feel as if something is missing throughout the day.

But when I think about myself, I probably drank less than 10 times.

This time about the Starbucks Fecal Bacteria issue, I told my friend to drink less Starbucks coffee, as it would make her sick more easily. This guy didn’t think so. She said, before, the ice cubes in KFC were detected to be dirtier than the water in the toilet. Otherwise, people would still go there.

I am speechless.

In fact, food safety has always been an issue of special concern to everyone, because "food is the most important thing for the people, and unclean food will bring physical diseases." The body is the capital of the revolution, and the body is not healthy anymore. No more wealth or food can be tolerated.

So, I still have the same attitude as before. When I couldn’t afford Starbucks in the past, forget it. In the future, if I can afford it, I will go there less. After all, health is the most important thing.

In addition, I will go to KFC less. In addition to eating less fried food, after all, I have never drank the water in my toilet. . . .

Just purple.