What name can Starbucks definitely not get wrong?

[Knitjob]

I'm sick of being asked to spell my name in Starbucks. It's a normal name, probably not chosen very often nowadays but still common enough.

Today I decided to be Jo. 2 letters, no explanation required.

But no, they asked me if it was Joe with an E or Jo without an E. Does it even matter if they put an E on it or not?

I realise I could solve this problem by just not going to Starbucks but I like Starbucks. Help me find a name they can't possibly get wrong or have to ask me to spell. Any suggestions?

Why is my bold not working? Does it get confused by speech marks?

Ceramic cup?
Then you could be not wound up, AND an eco warrior. Result.

I think that we should choose MN names. Not our own names of course, as that would be too outing, just the favourite daftest names we've seen over the years.

I use a short form of my name, and it commonly ends with -ie, but I spell mine with -ey on the end.

So I always say my name followed with "but ending with -ey." I know the spelling doesn't matter, but it's habit, from everyday life!

On one occasion, and pretending my name is Jessie, the cup had Jessieey written on it!!

How can you misspell Emma?!

I'd have liked to have called DD Aoife, but as we're not Irish or living in Ireland, I could foresee problems.

Bring yes! I'm going to be a StealthPolarBear. 😆

@Perfectly spelled it Emme. Which to be fair is kind if how I say it. One guy asked me 3 or 4 times then just wrote caramel macchiato. Also had it spelled M E before which was by a Chinese restaurant I'd spoken to on the phone 😂 just the sounds of the bloody letters.

Staff got my name right first time in a Russian Starbucks recently and wrote it in Cyrillic script.

They don't ever get my name right in my local branch. 🤷‍♀️

I don’t like Starbucks’ coffee so the situation rarely arises but I’ve come to the conclusion that a name that is also a commonly used word works best, like Hope, Faith or Grace.