What's The Risk Of Getting The Coronavirus From A Coffee Shop?

The video discusses the potential risk of contracting COVID-19 from coffee cups, especially when handled by baristas. Experts suggest that there is a risk, and recommend avoiding coffee shops if possible. Instead, they advise using personal thermoses and ensuring that baristas follow proper hygiene practices, such as changing gloves between handling money and serving coffee. Viewers are encouraged to wash their hands before eating or drinking and can contact Newsy for further questions.

What is the main concern when getting coffee to go during the pandemic?

• The coffee might spill.

• The risk of COVID-19 transmission from the cup.

• The barista might not have change.

• The coffee might be too hot.

What is recommended instead of visiting coffee shops during the pandemic?

• Ordering coffee from a drive-thru.

• Using a personal thermos and making coffee at home.

• Buying coffee from a vending machine.

• Asking a friend to get coffee for you.

Why is it important for baristas to change gloves frequently?

• To make the customers feel special.

• To avoid getting coffee stains on their hands.

• To prevent contamination between handling money and serving coffee.

• To keep their hands warm.

What should you do before eating or drinking after touching potentially contaminated surfaces?

• Wipe your hands with a napkin.

• Use hand sanitizer.

• Wash your hands.

• Shake hands with someone.

What is a potential risk if the same person handles both money and coffee?

• The coffee might be too expensive.

• The coffee might be served cold.

• There is a risk of contamination.

• The barista might forget your order.