Florida Starbucks Drive Thru Offers Sign Language for the Deaf

It's something most of us would never even think about until you realize it exists: a drive-thru that can accommodate the deaf.

A video on Facebook is going viral, showing a (presumably) deaf woman, Rebecca King, interacting with a Starbucks barista using sign language via video screen in the drive thru.

It happened at the Starbucks in St. Augustine, Florida, which happens to be where the Florida School for the Deaf and Blind is located. The video has since been shared more than 30,000 times.

Most of us have probably never even thought twice about driving up and being able to order whatever we want from the convenience of our cars...or simply interacting with other people when we go out.

This video was really eye-opening, but certainly very cool to see. This should be available in as many places as possible. Great job by that Starbucks!