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Simply spelling customer's names wrong was getting old for one barista.

Barista and m monrroe the erotice reviewReddit user bemyfuse posted a photo explaining the newest way to mess with annoying Starbucks customers — covering the cup's logo with the order sticker.

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"My petty joy is putting stickers on the siren logo when annoying teenagers order millions of fraps at once so their Instagram posts are ruined ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ it's the little things," bemyfuse captioned the photo.

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A key part of a perfect Starbucks Instagram photo is, of course, the giant Starbucks logo.

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There is only one Starbucks logo on the cup, so if it's covered with a boring, informational white sticker, well, you're not going to get many likes.

If bemyfuse's trick seems harsh, keep in mind that she most likely isn't technically breaking any rules – just getting in the way of increasing some teens' Klout scores.

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