Another step in the implementation of an ideology.

WalMart lost me with their firearms policy some time ago.

I think it's more likely to make customers feel uncomfortable, I'd much rather ask for help from someone with normative pronouns rather than walk the minefield of trying not to slip up mid speech.

Also seems likely that it's just going to cause more customer interaction issues when customers do eventually get it wrong when they either don't notice the button, don't read it, or don't care.

Just planting more mines to step on.

I understand that certain people wish to be addressed by/from others in a manner that suits their preferences. But unfortunately, these types of people are seemingly oblivious and inconsiderate to the fact that others have been likely exposed and conditioned to respond in ways that may be different from their(the cry babies) expectations. That's why it seems as if today's liberals are unwittingly exposing themselves as double standard hypocrites when it comes to pushing the mass acceptance agenda.

When Walmart gets the pronouns under control, maybe they can help Starbucks deal with actual names....

Why is this something to be outraged about? The only reason to be bothered by this is if you inherently believe that these people don’t deserve that basic respect even in a passive way. They aren’t forcing anyone to do anything.

Walmart doesn't seem to know their customers.

Follow this dictum and don't worry. "Be Civil to all, known by many and close to few". I seldom address anyone by any pronoun or even name if I can help it. We have a coo coo's nest (see movie) culture and just gettig more coo coo every day.