In case you missed it, Starbucks has offended a whole bunch of Christians because their red cups this holiday season feature a minimalist design instead of snowflakes and other wintery symbols.
The company's so-called "War on Christmas" has prompted some Christians to take matters into their own hands...
By buying coffees and telling the barista their name is "Merry Christmas" so it appears on their order.
Spurred on by evangelical Christian Joshua Feuerstein, people have been uploading images of their coffee orders to social media.
Of course, the coffee giant is still selling other Christmas-themed goods, including a "Christmas blend," tree ornament, and advent calendar.
But that hasn't stopped people from trying to troll their local baristas.
Just look how Christmassy this is.
'Tis the season! 🎅🎄☕️
Some customers, however, are showing their support for Starbucks employees.
Starbucks doesn't hate Christmas or Christians. Cut the crap. #MerryChristmasStarbucks
While others are having their own ideas.
Still, many are determined to get into the Christmas spirit.
Im asking Starbucks to put Merry Christmas on my cup. #MerryChristmasStarbucks
After all, the best way to object to a company you disagree with is to continue buying their products.
#merrychristmasstarbucks They called my "name" and I said Merry Christmas to you as well @Starbucks