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I get so happy whenever someone quotes him! And I agree, starbucks is not a great place for tea-drinkers, but then, neither is Spain, where I spent the last few months. Getting a cup of tea in a Spanish cafe was always a challenge, as whatever I ordered was inevitably wrong. If I asked for "te," they would blink bewilderedly and say "infusion?" and if I said "infusion," they would blink bewilderedly and say "te?" Don't get me started on Spanish Starbucks, which are overwhelmingly awful at everything, especially tea.
"Sorry for the inconvenience."