Paul Gale Comedy Explains Why The Name on Your Coffee Cup is Wrong
Laura McQuarrie — September 10, 2014 — Pop Culture
References: elitedaily
In addition to tons of posts on social media about the misspelled name on your coffee cup, there are also entire websites devoted to names that are so far off from what they should be. This hilarious spoof from Paul Gale Comedy takes a look at 'Why Starbucks Spells Your Name Wrong' and the real answer is that it's part of a master plan to mess with your mind.
Rather than spelling out simple names, this wicked barista insists on writing these names in the most obscure ways, turning easy-to-spell names like Suzie and Jessica into "Soozee" and "Gessica." This barista ensures that yes, he heard you correctly when you gave your name with your order, even though the name on your cup may not be quite what you expect.
Rather than spelling out simple names, this wicked barista insists on writing these names in the most obscure ways, turning easy-to-spell names like Suzie and Jessica into "Soozee" and "Gessica." This barista ensures that yes, he heard you correctly when you gave your name with your order, even though the name on your cup may not be quite what you expect.
Trend Themes
1. Misspelled Names - Exploring the trend of misspelled names on coffee cups and the amusement it brings to customers.
2. Social Media Spoofs - The rise of comedic videos and posts poking fun at the misspelling of names on coffee cups, creating entertainment for online audiences.
3. Customer Engagement - Using the misspelling of names as a marketing tactic to engage customers and create conversation around the brand.
Industry Implications
1. Coffee Shop - Coffee shops can capitalize on the trend of misspelled names to create viral marketing campaigns and increase customer engagement.
2. Social Media Marketing - Social media marketers can leverage the popularity of misspelled names on coffee cups to create engaging content that resonates with online audiences.
3. Retail Merchandise - Retailers can create novelty products, such as personalized mugs, that play on the trend of misspelled names, appealing to customers' sense of humor.
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