Clients of starbucks they quarrel over Stanley thermoses after the product is sold out; They resell them for up to 5 thousand pesos.
Recently, the thermoses of this brand became fashionable on social networks, which have ostentatious details, but many people want their own.
This product released a limited edition -in pink- in the Starbucks cafeteria in Mexico -in States Joined It’s been out for a month – so several ran for theirs and even reported that some took too many.
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It was announced that the sale of each thermos would be limited to one per person, but some did their thing and were able to acquire more to resell for up to 5 thousand pesos, while the original price was just over 3 thousand pesos.
Due to this situation, Stanley thermoses are sold out and several customers covet the product, some are willing to pay for them at resale, while others literally fight for them.
Videos of some customers who have fought to keep a thermos were spread through social networks.
In one of the clips, a woman allegedly hit another woman outside a Starbucks branch in MoreliaMichoacán, all for a Stanley thermos.
🚨DOÑITAS GOT OFF💪💥THEY ARMED A TREMENDOUS ZAFARRANCHO🚨🚓
🟡What a good fight broke out in the #Starbucks of #Morelia, #Michoacanand all to get a limited edition thermos. pic.twitter.com/NV7Nd0UgR8
— Que Poca Madre 🇲🇽 (@QuePocaMadre_Mx) March 4, 2024
One more video shows several customers gathered in the popular cafeteria, but the employees tell them that there are no more products.
So in several cities they took a beating over the Starbucks Stanley today? Because in Puebla they were about to. pic.twitter.com/DcSqPYxV2j
— Oskar with K (@Oskardini) March 4, 2024
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Controversy revives over the use of lead in thermoses
Some Internet users revived the controversy that Stanley glasses and thermoses allegedly contain lead.
Given these, the company came out to deny this information, indicating that its glasses and thermoses use “an industry standard sediment to seal the vacuum insulation at the base of our products.”
Simply put, they do use lead in the manufacturing of the product, but the toxic metal is covered by a layer of stainless steel, making it “inaccessible to consumers.”
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