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Imagine if you could open up your own Starbucks anywhere in the EU, including using logos etc. without having to deal with franchising from an American company.
Why would you want to advertise that you have worse coffee than everyone else.
I don't drink coffee, so I can't speak for its quality, but my understanding is that Starbucks is pretty popular.