Who Wants A Dream That's Near-fetched?

I've Traveled Around The World, And What's So Revealing Is That, Despite The Differences In Culture, Politics, Language, How People Dress, There Is A Universal Feeling That We All Want The Same Thing. We Deeply Want To Be Respected And Appreciated For Our Differences.

Our History Is Based On Extending The Brand To Categories Within The Guardrails Of Starbucks.

I Probably Have About Four Or Five Cups Of Coffee A Day. I Make Myself An Espresso Macchiato When I Wake, Which Is A Shot Of Espresso And Just A Dollop Of Steamed Milk. Then, If I'm Going To Do Some Work At Home, I Would Make Myself A French Press. It's The Best Way To Make Conventional Coffee.

The Growth Of The Company And The License That Starbucks Has Is To Participate In Other Food And Beverage Opportunities. We Have A Global Business... And In Many Parts Of The World, Tea Is Much, Much Bigger Than Coffee, And We're Going To Bring Tea And Bring Our Capability And Our Understanding Of What We've Done For Coffee To Tea.

I Grew Up In A Working Class Family Where There Was No Health Insurance. I Saw First Hand The Fracturing Of The American Dream And The Bitterness That Comes When There Is No Hope And A Lot Of Despair. So I Wanted To Build The Company, In A Sense, That My Father Never Got A Chance To Work For.