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Starbucks called out by USPS worker after allegedly being denied water despite working under extreme heat

A US Postal worker’s experience in Starbucks has caused quite a stir online after she alleged that she was refused a free cup of iced water when she was working in temperatures of over 100°F.

The episode has shined a spotlight on both corporate policy and the conditions that frontline workers are subject to in potentially hazardous weather.

The postal worker, who identified herself as @melaninglowesthetics on TikTok, posted a brief video, which went viral and was then taken down.

According to the woman, she had been taking a package to a Starbucks outlet, where she requested a small cup of iced water

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