Starbucks has officially put the kibosh on its open-door policy, meaning you'll now need to fork over some cash if you want to hang out or use their restrooms. This change affects over 1,300 stores in Texas alone and comes as part of a new code of conduct aimed at encouraging paying customers. The coffee giant emphasizes that their spaces are for customers and partners, banning discrimination, harassment, and even panhandling.

With the new rules, free internet access and public bathroom breaks are a thing of the past. The move follows reports of struggles within the company and aims to revamp the customer experience. Ready to dive into the details?