Milking, but brilliantly maximizing the “Hey dude, you left your coffee on the roof of your car” scenario, Starbucks has done just that – left its coffee on the roofs of cars in San Francisco so people will go nuts trying to tell the driver – a paid Starbucks stunt marketer – he’s, yes, left his coffee on the roof of his car. Flickr member Thomas Hawk snapped a shot of one of the vehicles and recounts his being had by the stunt.
Starbucks Does Coffee On the Roof Thing
Milking, but brilliantly maximizing the “Hey dude, you left your coffee on the roof of your car” scenario, Starbucks has done just that – left its coffee on the roofs of cars in San Francisco so people will go nuts trying to tell the driver – a paid Starbucks stunt marketer – he’s, yes, left his coffee on the roof of his car. Flickr member Thomas Hawk snapped a shot of one of the vehicles and recounts his being had by the stunt.
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