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O’Daly, who’s listed as Cometeer’s special projects manager on its website, said he was inspired to “give coffee to Goldman analysts in need” because he loves the idea of supporting people going back to work and thought they’d appreciate the free brew.Dairy/Sugar Free, French Vanilla Coconut Oil Coffee Creamer account icon arrow-left-long icon arrow-left icon arrow-right-long icon arrow-right icon bag-outline icon bag icon cart-outline icon cart icon chevron-left icon chevron-right icon cross-circle icon cross icon expand-less-solid icon expand-less icon expand-more-solid icon expand-more icon facebook-square icon facebook icon google-plus icon instagram icon kickstarter icon layout-collage icon layout-columns icon layout-grid icon layout-list icon link icon Lock icon mail icon menu icon minus-circle-outline icon minus-circle icon minus icon payment-american_express icon Artboard 1 payment-cirrus icon payment-diners_club icon payment-discover icon payment-google icon payment-interac icon payment-jcb icon payment-maestro icon payment-master icon payment-paypal icon payment-shopifypay payment-stripe icon payment-visa icon pinterest-circle icon pinterest icon play-circle-fill icon play-circle-outline icon plus-circle-outline icon plus-circle icon plus icon rss icon search icon Shopify logo shopify icon snapchat icon trip-advisor icon tumblr icon twitter icon vimeo icon vine icon yelp icon youtube iconĬreate a warm and delicious cup of coffee with our luscious French Vanilla flavor. The coffee makers were forced to move across the street, under the scaffolding.

He quickly moved under a dingy scaffolding a block away. Guards told O’Daly he had to move his unlicensed coffee stand across the street. The mocha maker also got some heat from security for the publicity stunt.

One young Goldman employee grabbed a cup right before the crosswalk turned red, saying: “I need to catch the light right now - I work at Goldman ya know.” O’Daly said he saw employees relax once they saw they could get coffee in 30 seconds rather than three minutes. Cometeer CoffeeĮmployees were also worried to spend too much time waiting around for their caffeine fix. “We saw a lot of people looking at us and a lot of managing directors glaring at us.” Coffee vigilantes set up shop outside of Goldman Sachs. “Analysts were afraid to cross the picket lines - they were clearly nervous about taking the coffee” said Britton O’Daly, who manned the Cometeer coffee station. Some junior bankers were a little skittish about being seen in line for the free java jolt. The Post reported Monday that Goldman CEO David Solomon had scrapped the free coffee - as well as stashes of French vanilla creamer, almond milk, soy milk and half-and-half –despite his edict that workers return to their desks five days a week. “Wait… we just lost our coffee this is perfect,” another analyst chirped. “All we have is a sad Keurig up on my floor… there’s no more delicious cold brew,” one analyst said. Goldman Sachs banker kept spreadsheet ranking female recruits’ bodies, ex-employee allegesĬruel winter ahead for Wall Street as pandemic debts come dueĪ coffee vigilante set up shop outside Goldman Sachs headquarters Monday to hand out free java to beleaguered employees in the wake of The Post’s report the Wall Street banking giant had ended its complimentary “grab-and-go” coffee station, The Post has learned.īleary-eyed bankers stumbling into Goldman’s gleaming building at 200 West Street were able to fuel up with the free cups of joe from Cometeer, a Massachusetts-based company that makes cold-brew pods. Lawsuit alleges bombshell claims of sex assault, harassment by male bosses at Goldman Goldman Sachs begins layoffs, targeting mid-level bankers: report