#and a love of Dunkin Donuts

[morganbritton132]

Random but I work at a coffee shop in LA and Dave Grohl came in a couple months ago with such “just some guy” energy that only two of us recognized him. The rest of the team only realized he might be Someone when we saw that he’d left us a $150 tip. Best celebrity customer story. Anyways I think your EMTTS Eddie would be the type to leave crazy good tips for service workers especially if he thinks they’re having a bad day!

Thank you for confirming Dave Grohl’s ‘some guy’ energy and that he is a good tipper. This is one of the best cases to be vindicated on because I love him.

And you are absolutely correct!

Eddie would be an amazing tipper because even though he’s never really had a job outside of making music, Steve has had many customer service jobs and Eddie knows that they suck. He knows that customers can be unforgivingly rude and downright mean, and that some never consider that maybe the barista that they’re berating has a lot going on in their lives.

So, when Eddie emerges from an all-nighter in an LA studio at ass o’clock and rolls into the closest coffee shop the moment that they flip their sign to open, he is apologetic. And when he has a complicated order because he’s getting coffee for everybody and Gareth will literally shit himself to death if he has a drop of dairy, Eddie is even more apologetic, “Sorry, to start you day off on a shitty note, but I think I’m going to die if I don’t get caffeine.”

“You look like it,” The girl behind the counter says and then freezes. “I mean…”

But Eddie is already laughing, “No, no. Don’t take it back. I’ve seen my reflection, I know.”

“I didn’t mean-“

“Hey, don’t worry about it,” Eddie grinned. “You are not paid enough to support my bruised ego. Trust me.”

He apologizes again because by the time his order is done, there’s a line behind him. Eddie pays and scribbles down an amount for the tip before dipping out. He doesn’t quite get out of the shop before he’s stopped by a fan and takes a quick picture.

The barista watches this happen, sees the tip, and then asks someone in the line, “Is that guy like, famous or something?”

[mothmansbakery]

Aggie Tf2 doodles plus a Emesis blue medic

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BEN AFFLECK | America Runs on Dunkin (2023).

[uumumuu]

Got married yesterday :))

[gravesenvy-alt]

the closest i got to actually rendering was this. i am so tired. i want to go take the longest nap.

i don’t KNOW what he’s doing but he’s pretty.

someone probably got him that coffee. he is NOT trusting that shit.

[evillillad]

SURPRISE!! Silvie with some pumpkin bread to celebrate the spooky season!!!

visitors beware

[joe-punisher777]

Having Cup of Coffee ☕️

[un1uckyban]

I feel like Prowl would love Dunkin’s holiday coffee flavors. Totally support the “he drinks coffee so black that it’s basically jet fuel”, BUT ALSO. CONSIDER: He drinks coffee that’s more sugar than coffee

[a-concert-just-for-me]

Arcane s2 spoilers

I need to stop kinning Jinx and go eat breakfast and pretend that finale did NOT just kill her off

[mikenesmithmpreg]

going to america today😩😩😩😩ooohwoahwoahwoahyeeeeeah

[starlxtte]

Fun thing about fall is getting the limited time fall places . Dunkin’ Donuts has some yummy pumpkin mini donuts and regular pumpkin 🍩 . Gotta love fall 🍂🍁

[britneyshakespeare]

heav'nly donuts doesn't get the same new england icon status as dunkin' donuts and i know why but i don't know why. first of all, it's not like their products are at all inferior. they have a wide variety of coffee and other hot/frozen drink options that regular customers do as a matter of fact go crazy about. their staple breakfast options come to play just as hard as dunks. in fact everything about heav'nly kind of is like dunkin but just trying way harder. and mostly succeeding. their donuts are all much larger than dunkin's. and they're also a new england-based franchise founded in massachusetts, only 25 years younger (dunkin opened in 1950 and heav'nly in 1975—but both of these are significantly younger than my grandparents). but heav'nly, despite its cult status among consumers, despite people KNOWIN what's up and that their products are on par if not superior, remains far less ubiquitous although still definitely not struggling. what is it about the dunkin franchise that allowed it to succeed and grow at an unbelievable rate? to the point of them being national competition to starbucks? how DID it come to be that there's a such a ridiculous density of dunkin donuts shops in the greater boston area? to the point where, if you live in this part of the country, you'll probably have to go out of your way if you prefer to get coffee at a starbucks, or some other franchise, instead? how did america come to run no dundun? and considering that, isn't it amazing that heav'nly has managed to be so strong a franchise in the deep dunkin donuts woods?

[spooky-spicy-skeleton]

“Does Arbuckle dream of electric Heathcliff?” - my partner, after I’ve just given them coffee. Wow.

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[dewitty1]

Ben Affleck bringing his comedy (and singing?) game. Gotta love it.