Drama asks for an Americano. Asked if it was a regular sweet. In this way, the employee will definitely not graduate as a waiter, and netizens shout loudly. He brews according to the needs of customers. You shouldn't create content like this.
On July 22, 2024, a TikTok user posted a clip with the words: “Order an Americano. The employee asked, ‘Is it normal that I’m sweet? = Didn’t I graduate straight from being a barista?’”
The people in the clip start by saying, “Today I’m going to order an Americano.” Then, see if the barista says it’s not sweet. Later, the scene shifts to ordering coffee. The clerk asks again, “Is an Americano sweet?” But the person in the clip tells the clerk, “It’s not sweet.”
Then the guy who made the clip outside the tour said it was as expected why did he have to ask? But I understand because he didn't graduate straight from being a barista.
Netizens watched this clip and came to their senses. I think it's hard to say that Americano isn't too sweet in the first place. Even Calan always orders two shots of iced, unsweetened Americano, and he doesn't see a problem with his lifestyle. So why should we mention that we didn't directly graduate as baristas? If you don't want to face problems, just make it yourself, end of story.
The important point to ask is: No, he doesn’t make it according to a recipe. He makes it according to the customer’s needs first. It’s a service. It’s not about the maker not knowing Americano. And creating content like that doesn’t seem smart.
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