Your daily adult tube feed all in one place!
Starbucks fan issues warning to coffee fans who hoard discarded cups in their car after disgusting incident
A Starbucks customer who kept unfinished cups in her car has issued a warning to other hoarders.
Sarah Reed explained the reason behind her crucial warning for coffee fans in a TikTok video she posted on June 11.
'This is for all the girls who have 15 cups in their car who have Starbucks all the time,' Reed said after she stated that 'the most f****** disgusting thing' ever happened to her.
The TikTok user showed off what appeared to be a Starbucks Strawberry Fresher that she had been drinking before the 'horrendous' incident occurred.
Once Reed was in her car, instead of drinking what she thought would be water and electrolytes, the TikToker took a sip of a nearly full and moldy beverage.
Sarah Reed (@itssarahreed) posted a TikTok video on June 11 advising coffee fans not to leave discarded cups in their cars
Reed was sitting in her car while she talked about the disgusting incident in her TikTok video.
'I've been driving it, drinking it, living my best life,' Reed said of the Venti drink she had been drinking.
However, she seemingly stopped living her best life when she was driving down a road and reached down for the beverage.
'First of all, no f****** judgment from anyone. I know it's gross, and I should've thrown it out,' said Reed.
The TikToker then picked up the moldy drink, which appeared to be a formerly iced caffeine, and revealed that she drank from that cup instead of the one filled with water and electrolytes.
Reed was surprised to have done so, as she admitted in the comment section that her fresh beverage did not have a straw.
Reed showed off an old Starbucks cup with water and electrolytes that she had been drinking before the 'horrendous' incident occurred
She did not clarify what the drink was, but it appeared to be a medium-sized caffeinated beverage that used to be cold
'I took my hands off... I had to open this, put my face in, spit it back in here, I scratched my tongue with my fingernails,' said Reed.
'It's a flavor that, unfortunately, will never leave my mouth. I think it lives there.'
Reed concluded her video by begging video viewers to 'please throw out' their Starbucks cups.
The TikTok video has received more than 400,000 views and 1,100 comments, some of which were from other users who were 'judgy' of her mishap.
Reed took a sip of the moldy beverage while she was driving down a road. She has since begged viewers to stop leaving discarded cups in their vehicles
However, many flocked to her defense.
'Why are people so mean? As a mom of three, all my cup holders will fill up before I throw them away. The fear I have about this happening to me though is so real,' one person wrote.
Another person wrote: 'As a fellow drink hoarder, I try to at least take out the straw because I too did this once and have barely recovered.'