Starbucks clarifies its policy regarding political names after a viral incident
Sanziana Georgescu
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A woman posted a clip on TikTok claiming that Starbucks refused to write Charlie Kirk's name on her cup, citing a policy against political names. The company later provided clarifications, stating that there are no restrictions on using Kirk's name and that customers can order using any name they wish. Starbucks explained that they had previous cases of system abuse, but that they will now allow the use of the name Charlie Kirk without issues.
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