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Starbucks is different, you go there if you want any of the various fancier drinks that they offer, or to sit down and read or work on your computer or relax or whatever.
DD is where you go on your way to work when you just want some good regular brewed coffee to go, maybe some donuts to take to work or to your kids, etc. They make breakfast sandwiches and such there too, but I'm only ever after the coffee. They are two different coffee places that serve two different functions. |
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I also dislike Krispy Kremes. Rays donuts is also a good place, but they use Lamars recipe, so I could be biased. |
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Not joking, the Starbucks are all placed in more upper class areas throughout the state. Dunkin donuts is on literally every main road, every mile or two. Starbucks, when put in more modest locations in Rhode Island, have failed and since been closed. It's not class warfare. It's economics. Who is going to pay 3.75 for a medium ice coffee when you can buy a large one for 2.68 at the next plaza. |
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See that's way different here. Iced coffee probably represents about 60 percent of the business up here. |
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Damn I really like Krispy Kremes, especially when fresh.
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Just to clear this up, East Coasters (it isn't just New York) love Dunkin Donuts for the COFFEE, not the donuts.
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Very very true. I should have specified. |
Can't beat a cake donut done right. Few do, nobody cares about 'em.
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When I lived in Virginia it was very popular. My mother worked at a Dunkin Donuts when I was very young. She used to bring them home every night because they'd just be thrown out otherwise.
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