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Starbucks (SBUX) CFO Michael Casey in Wednesday's conference call: While this [service slowdown] is an issue, and we're working on it, and we're going to get it solved, it perhaps doesn't quite deserve the focus it's been getting" from Wall Street. [via Forbes.com]. Fair enough, but controlling what the Street chooses to focus on is not easy. I'm surprised at that the play that that issue has received, I can only assume that there must be some value to holding it as a concern, because I haven't noticed lines increasing myself. Or am I already so indoctrinated I don't notice time spend in line any more (as we say out here in the sticks-- or on line as they say in NYC). It seems upper management is aware of the situation -- I almost wrote, hyper-aware, but seeing that it is such an issue for many analysts, I suppose they can't be overly concerned about it. Come to think of it, I've walked out of joints with slow service plenty.
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