I was at a leadership retreat this week and was talking with one of my peers. They were at the airport on their way to the retreat. They stopped by a Dunkin Donuts and ordered a "black coffee".
The kid behind the counter (African American) communicated that they call it a "clean coffee" at their location. It made my peer kind of do a double take, but the kid was serious.
He didn't make much of a fuss and ordered his coffee "clean". He did kind of joke with me that if milk and sugar were added (normally both white) was it considered "dirty"? I chuckled at that statement.
I drink my coffee black and order it that way. Anyone run into the above response when ordering coffee?
The kid behind the counter (African American) communicated that they call it a "clean coffee" at their location. It made my peer kind of do a double take, but the kid was serious.
He didn't make much of a fuss and ordered his coffee "clean". He did kind of joke with me that if milk and sugar were added (normally both white) was it considered "dirty"? I chuckled at that statement.
I drink my coffee black and order it that way. Anyone run into the above response when ordering coffee?