Showing posts with label Paper Cups. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Paper Cups. Show all posts

Wednesday, August 25, 2010

The latest gossip.



While this is a clip for See by Chloe, showing the starlettes of Gossip Girl strutting their wears, it doubles as a clip for Starbucks, which means it's ACTUALLY a clip for PMI. Because obviously Starbucks would be NOTHING if it weren't for PMI. Obviously.
As for the gals, Jessica Szohr (aka Vanessa) is looking quite savvy with her disposable-esque mug, but Leighton Meester (aka Blair) needs a clue. Can we send her a Cold To Go Cup?

Monday, July 26, 2010

Now children, here's how you drink coffee.

A mug story from Amber, accompanied by adulterated photos from me:

"We're at the Children's Museum and on the way to get our "all access" hand stamp. There is a dad in front of us with a Starbucks paper cup. The smiling attendee lets him know that disposable cups are not allowed in the museum but reusable ones are. She then directs the dad to a display sign that shows the right and wrong way to transport beverages. The "NOT ALLOWED" side was his Starbucks paper cup, and the "ALLOWED" side is no less than our Aladdin Sustain Recycled & Reusable Travel Mug.

I loved that it was free advertising for Aladdin to all the mom's and dad's that go in and out of the museum, and also that our mug is probably sitting on the desk of the employee tasked with making that sign and they loved their mug enough to share it as an example of "
WHAT TO DO" when taking hot beverages to go."

PS - if anyone else is at the Children's Museum and sees this sign please send it to me so I can post it!

Wednesday, July 14, 2010

1 for 2


Nice 20oz SBux Cold To Go Cup, but girlfriend still needs a mug.

Friday, June 25, 2010

Danger of paper cups.


Example #1 as to why the world needs more Mug Love: line of sight impediments.
If you see this van give it a wide berth. The driver can barely see over their paper coffee cups and is probably so caffeinated they have temporary ADHD. Then, if you can, at the next intersection give them a mug. They need one, if not to reduce waste then at least to make their vehicle safe to operate.
Thanks to Nancy for the driver-danger alert. Eesh.