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A man traveled the world for a coffee chain

Winter has been traveling the world for almost 30 years with the unusual purpose of visiting every Starbucks coffee shop

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A man traveled the world for a coffee chain

A resident of the United States named Winter has been traveling the world for almost 30 years with the unusual purpose of visiting every Starbucks. Since 1997, he has visited 20,563 establishments in 74 countries and continues his journey.

According to the traveler himself, it was originally a hobby of a collector of impressions, but over time it turned into a multi-year project. Over the years, he spent more than $ 180 thousand and faced health problems, but did not give up his idea.

Today, the chain has more than 29,000 stores, and new outlets are opening faster than old ones. Despite this, Winter intends to continue traveling and hopes to one day overcome the mark of 25,000 visited establishments.

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