Restaurants, hotels, and eateries frequently provide customers with discount coupons after their purchase. In the hotel industry, giving out combo or concession deals for upcoming meals is a standard practice. A customers experience at Starbucks, the well-known coffee chain, has recently gained a lot of attention on social media. A 2006 coupon was successfully redeemed by a customer recently. Online users became aware of this incident when a Starbucks employee shared a picture of a coupon that was ten years old on Reddit. It was surprising to find that the brown paper (coupon) was still in good condition after all these years.Someone just used this recovery card thing from 2006 at my store 💀byu/yaxom instarbucksThe Reddit postThe employee in his note with the photo mentioned that it was a recovery card from 2006 that was used at his store. Netizens flocked to the comments area as soon as the post was released to offer their opinions. Users react OMG I remember having to count these and put them in the safe. LOL. Recollections! Then, my SM became enraged with us for using too many and gave us a small stamp, numbering them. We also had to write down our names and the card number that we were distributing, a user commented. Another user commented, Wow! These were not available when I was employed at Starbucks. I feel extinct. OMG, I can still remember counting these and putting them in the safe room. Recollections, third user said. The fourth user commented, Wow, it takes me back, reminiscing.Printed text on the Brown Paper stripThe details on the brown paper strip stated that customers at any Starbucks location in the United States or Canada would receive a free drink of any size. The articles terms and conditions stated that the coupon would not be valid with any other offer or discount. If copied, then it becomes invalid. 1/20 cent in cash value. It was also disclosed that in order to obtain the complimentary drink, the card needed to be turned in at the time of redemption.
