My Cup Runneth Over
My husband and I headed out early this morning to get to the airport for his flight to drill weekend in California.
Considering it is a brisk 49°, with a chilling north wind, I decided to wear my Air Force jacket for the little trip across the river.
After I dropped him off, I decided to drive through Starbucks on the way home. There is nothing like a good cup of coffee in this kind of weather.
So, I pulled up to order and an enthusiastic voice boomed over the box to greet me. “Good morning, welcome to Starbucks. This is Captain America, what can I get started for you today?”
Even though I was a little taken off guard, I went with it and replied accordingly. Once I drove up he noticed my jacket and asked if I were in the Air Force. I told him I had just recently gotten out, but my husband was still in.
As it turned out, he is also a member of the Air Force and we chitchatted about our jobs, etc., while the coffee was being made.
Then he handed me my cup and I handed him a twenty, but he waved it off and said, “don’t worry about it, we have to look out for each other.”
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Now, that’s what I’m talking about. If only everyone thought that way...but then again, not everyone is Captain America - unfortunately.
Considering it is a brisk 49°, with a chilling north wind, I decided to wear my Air Force jacket for the little trip across the river.
After I dropped him off, I decided to drive through Starbucks on the way home. There is nothing like a good cup of coffee in this kind of weather.
So, I pulled up to order and an enthusiastic voice boomed over the box to greet me. “Good morning, welcome to Starbucks. This is Captain America, what can I get started for you today?”
Even though I was a little taken off guard, I went with it and replied accordingly. Once I drove up he noticed my jacket and asked if I were in the Air Force. I told him I had just recently gotten out, but my husband was still in.
As it turned out, he is also a member of the Air Force and we chitchatted about our jobs, etc., while the coffee was being made.
Then he handed me my cup and I handed him a twenty, but he waved it off and said, “don’t worry about it, we have to look out for each other.”
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Now, that’s what I’m talking about. If only everyone thought that way...but then again, not everyone is Captain America - unfortunately.
5 Comments:
that is sweet...everyone at my starbucks are assholes. oh well.
have a latte for me!!
There is nothing like coffee in the whole wide world...viva gli Stati Uniti!
was he in costume? that's awesome... Mark's favorite superhero is Cap
Mindy - yes, it was very nice of him - quite unusual.
John - especially free coffee.
Ray - No, no costume, just in high spirits I guess. He's mine now too. :)
Don't I know it! :)
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