Howard Schulze and Nigel Travis worried about Lunkin Coffee in China and if it expands globally with super fast delivery service

    Jason Percy
   Howard Schultz and Nigel Travis wish to grow their global brands and make it big in China with Starbucks and Dunkin Brandom. A Chinese start up that excels jolting people up and delivering coffee though have both America corporatists perplexed and worried about the state of coffee in red authoritarian heavy surveillance republic of Chinastan.

Consumers in densely packed China want their coffee and want it now and having a retail space and outlets is something  the Chinese consumer demands. In its packed cities motorcyclists and motorists burn fossil fuels and make a mad rush to deliver coffee and have many urban Chinese the distinction of deliver and ware of gasoline and oil burning to deliver coffee.

Despite insanity of Luckin Coffee in Beijing creating special lids and containers so people can have rushed coffee home delivers sway still hot and warm investing money and tributes continue to pour into this coffee company in China and Howard Schultz  and Nigel Travis  cannot fucking believe it. The venture Chinese capitalists  of monopolist tech companies wish to stick it and making a mad rush and cretin market for hot coffee delivery and a four minute mile road rage rush is what drives Luckin coffee.

The over worked and rushed delivery drivers working for Luckin need muck in order to survive a driving day without crack ribs and broken bones and somehow they manage. Luckin is looking for a loan from Wall Street as Starbucks and this Chinese coffee company elbow each other with a tr,endows a,out of stores in China's central Beijing where about the only thing that outnumbers these offer shops is the number of cameras all over the streets recording observing everyone. Nigel Travis and Dunkin cannot even crack open as much space yet alone the fake egg sandwich it puts forth and McDonald's too,is trying to do,some delivery service in Beijing and add to the mad rush and crowded rat race to deliver food and coffee to many of China's urban elites in Beijing too lazy to get out and get their own coffee or ,and it at home sandwiches.

Howie Schultz insisted Starbucks will open an additional 600 stores,in China in addition to the three thousand this global brand already runs and he and Nigel Travis hope these delivery ay systems can get more Chinese addicted to coffee. What is a,aging is that analysts say all food delivery services are money-losing  endeavors