The first iphone launch, Jobs ordered Starbucks 4,000 lattes

&http://www.aliyun.com/zixun/aggregation/37954.html ">nbsp; During the first iphone launch in 2007, Jobs found a Starbucks in the San Francisco area to show the iphone's map feature, calling in the past to order 4,000 latte cups. 6 years on, there's still a lot of fruit powder coming to this Starbucks, making fun of ordering 4000 points latte.      The barista who received the call from Steve Jobs was Ying Hang "Hannah" Zhang. Zhang Jeangin, who works at the Starbucks, recalls the situation: "To be honest, I was surprised," said Fast Company. I've never heard of anyone ordering 4,000 lattes, and I didn't say anything because I was surprised. But my first impression was that he was just joking and that sounded a gentleman. According to Zhang, the Starbucks has become a pilgrimage to heavy fruit powder after Mr. Jobs made an order call. Sometimes the customer goes straight to Zhang and asks, "Do you know that one of your coffee-maker spoke to Steve?" "Today, there is still fruit powder coming here, ordering 4,000 latte." Zhang said he predicted that it would take 44 seconds to make a latte and that, without a break, jobs ' 4,000 lattes would take 48 hours to complete.