Website Features Names Misspelled by Starbucks Baristas

• you are a hater, guest.

• It's not surprising, really.  It's not a new fad to name your children oddly, nor to spell it just about any way that sounds interesting.  Add the ambient noise level of Starbucks is pretty high and your lucky they don't just write 'fat chick with screaming kid' or 'dude with fugly mustache'

• Christian and Justin (Kristen). I've come to love the creative name spelling.

• I always get Kaitlyn. It never fails.

• Mercedes (Mercadoes)

• Rayann = Ryan, Diane, MaryAnn,  Rhianna, and my favorite - Maria. Yes, I am Hispanic, Thank you for noticing, Starbucks barista...good times.

• This one made me laugh. http://starbucksspelling.tumblr.com/post/6626680257/aline

• You only have to look at Facebook to know people are capable of such stupidity!

• Very clever idea. I guess the NYC School  system has to go back to the basic and teach spelling.

• I've been fortunate..."Jessica" sometimes gets shortened to "Jessie" but it's ok because that's what grandma used to call me. :-D

• Dabroha (Deborah) also Barbra

• This is SUCH a funny idea. LOVE IT.

• I've been Kate. Yes, seriously. But that was at a pizzeria in North Hollywood.

• I used to work at Starbucks... we'd write "cellphone" on anyone's cup who was talking on a cell phone when they ordered.

• Halper (Albert )

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