人们普遍认为，星巴克的咖啡师在拼写名字方面很糟糕。但是一个新视频表明他们可能是故意这样做的.
作为一个有着“怪异”名字的人，我习惯了老师，同事甚至我男朋友的拼写错误。因此，当一位星巴克员工在我的杯子上写下“艾美奖”时，我并不担心。 （如果他们做对了会更令人惊讶。）
但是当他们为更常见名字的朋友弄错时，总是让我感到困惑 – 比如Lauren和Rachel。我们见过“Lorrin”和“Raychil”。认真地.
每次发生这种情况时，我傻笑的朋友都会将这些拙劣拼写的照片发布到Instagram或Snapchat上，以便其他人可以和他们一起笑.
我一直以为星巴克的员工只是在搞乱我们，试图让我们发笑.
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但来自YouTube超级豪华版的这段视频表明了一个更为人为的错误名称拼写错误的原因。正如我的朋友经常证明的那样，通过将图像发布到社交媒体上，他们会给出那种熟悉的绿色警笛曝光 – 而不是为此付出代价。这是免费的宣传.
提示邪恶的笑声.
“这是对的，谢谢，你多年来一直在给星巴克免费广告，”视频的叙述者说道。 “你的南瓜香料拿铁咖啡上那无辜的小涂鸦正在拉扯你朋友的潜意识，出去买他们自己的南瓜香料拿铁咖啡，只为他们的名字拼错，拍照并延续这种泡沫控制周期。 “
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南瓜香料拿铁
心神。吹.
但请等一下。当然，这是有道理的，但它可能只是一个真正偏执的阴谋论?
“相信你想要的任何东西，”叙述者说。 “但也许，只是也许，我们正在做点什么。”
现在我确信“尽可能奇怪地拼写人的名字”是星巴克员工手册中的第一个，正好在“雇员必须在返回工作岗位前洗手”之后。而现在我正在写它。唉唉！他们让我们都受到咖啡因的控制!
As an AI language model, I do not have a native language, but I can provide a translation of the text into English:
People generally believe that Starbucks baristas are terrible at spelling names. But a new video suggests that they may be doing it on purpose. As someone with a “weird” name, Im used to teachers, colleagues, and even my boyfriend misspelling it. So when a Starbucks employee wrote “Emmy Award” on my cup, I wasnt worried. (It would have been more surprising if they got it right.) But when they get it wrong for friends with more common names, like Lauren and Rachel, it always leaves me confused – like “Lorrin” and “Raychil”. Seriously. Every time this happens, my silly friends post pictures of these poorly spelled names on Instagram or Snapchat so others can laugh with them. I always thought Starbucks employees were just messing with us, trying to make us laugh.
But this video from the YouTube Super Deluxe edition shows a more human reason for misspelling names. As my friends often prove by posting images on social media, they give that familiar green siren exposure – without paying for it. Its free advertising. Cue evil laughter. “Thats right, thank you for giving Starbucks free advertising all these years,” the narrator of the video says. “That innocent little doodle on your pumpkin spice latte is pulling on your friends subconscious, getting them to go out and buy their own pumpkin spice latte, just for the misspelled name, take a picture, and perpetuate this foam control cycle.”
Kathy Baber gets the recipe for pumpkin spice latte Kathy Baber Heart. Blow. But wait. Of course, it makes sense, but could it just be a really paranoid conspiracy theory? “Believe what you want,” the narrator says. “But maybe, just maybe, were onto something.” Now Im sure that “spelling peoples names as weirdly as possible” is the first thing in the Starbucks employee handbook, right after “employees must wash their hands before returning to work.” And now Im writing about it. Ugh! They have us all under caffeine control!