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Becky and Laura are too Fat to be Baristas

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“Hey, who’s covering café?”

“Oh, I put…” she tapped the clipboard and scrolled through the list of names, “Becky with Laura. I figured when Becky leaves for lunch then Kaye could—“

“Woah woah woah… you put Becky and Laura behind the counter together?” a brown brow furrowed slightly, “Don’t you think things might get a little hectic with all of… that going on?”

“What, do they not like each other or something?”

“No, it’s just… we try not to put them in the same place at the same time.” The boss alluded to as gently as possible, “They don’t really… They’re both… Y’see there’s only so much space back there, and the two of them together—“

***


“Can I get a venti Vanilla Bean Frappe with non-fat milk?”

The tall clear cup slammed down on the counter, immediately recovered by a thick arm and its plump sausage fingers. Bright blue eyes scanned the abbreviated code on the side of the cup, written in Becky’s curly-cue handwriting. A Vanilla Bean Frappuccino with non-fat milk. She could do that.

Tottering backwards a few good steps, Becky let out a labored grunt as she attempted to bend over. Her stomach pressed tightly against the black polo shirt she’d tucked into her slacks, noticeable even behind the green Starbucks apron that was entirely too small for a girl of her girth. Left breathless by the act and certain that she would either fall forward the longer she stayed hunched over like this, one of her thick arms plunged into the refrigerator and pulled out the half-empty gallon of whole milk.

She had to stand a good foot away from the counter so her gut wouldn’t press up against the blenders and stuff. But that meant having to reach past her ample front in order to mix the drinks.

Crème Frappuccino base, milk up to the green line, some vanilla bean powder, put it in the blender cup…

One doughy arm swiped across her forehead, wiping away the sweat that had already accumulated there. She poured the mix into the blender cup. What next, what next…?

Ice!

She held the cup out and waddled past the various teas for sale, towards the ice bin, when she met some resistance against the bigness of her belly.

“Whoops!” Becky exclaimed, taking a few steps towards the already suffocated cash register, “Sorry ‘bout that…”

It granted just enough leeway for Laura to squeeze her mighty mass through and reach the ice bin. She grabbed the venti ice cup, the largest of the four still looking comically small when compared to the great girth of her forearm. She poured in the ice, which clamored on impact with the clear blender cup, and started back.

By the time she reached the blenders again, she was out of breath. Her feet already hurt, thanks in part (probably) to the uncomfortable shoes she’d bought just for this job. She leaned on one pillowy pillar of an arm while she caught her breath, the blender whirring as she wheezed. When it stopped, Laura pushed herself off the counter with pitiful strength, bending down again to get the whipped cream—her polo coming untucked from the straining waistband of her black slacks, allowing a shimmying smile of back-fat to ooze out and over the belt-loops as she tested the limits of her only work-appropriate top.

She pushed down on the aerosol whipped cream can with one pudgy finger, putting a creamy white wig on the frothy Vanilla Bean drink. Some had been left on her finger, much to her delight. She suckled on it while wrestling with a large dome lid for the customer.

“Venti…Vanilla Bean with… Non-Fat Milk?” she huffed, sliding the drink onto the counter.

It was soon received by a little slip of a thing who matched Laura’s shaky smile of exhaustion. The big blonde barista turned back to her work station, leaning on the counter in a desperate attempt to ease the burden of her bulk that her feet bore. Her ample expanse of rolling back-fat poured itself next to the blenders, her belabored wheezing did not go unnoticed.

“You okay?” Becky asked over her shoulder, not wishing to miss the potential customers that stood a few feet away from the counter

“Yeah just… a little winded is all.”

With every breath Laura’s great gut swelled, drawing the strings a little tighter on her emerald apron and forcing them a little further into her fluffy sides. Her mouth hung open as she panted, creasing her no-neck as her soft chin forced it down. Her ass engulfed the counter-top, pushing one of the blenders back a bit as one of her heavy sacks of butt-blubber forced it away.

“You know you gave her whole milk, right?”

Another distinct huff, this time of disbelief, escaped the beluga blonde.

“Oh my gosh, I’m sorry…” Laura’s apology sounded more like a whine, “Do you want me to go grab her—“

“No, it should be fine unless she says anything…” Becky enviously watched the svelte brunette as she slurped unwittingly on a whole-milk Frappuccino, “You’ve just gotta learn to read the boxes. NF means non-fat, 2% means 2% and Soy means Soy. Just… y’know, pay better attention next time.”

Laura waited until Becky had turned back around to roll her eyes.

“Hey ladies, what can I get for you?”

A privileged little twig of a girl touched her chin tentatively as she and her three friends held a comfortable distance back from the counter, just enough to make hearing them annoyingly difficult.

“Yeah, can we get three tall caramel Frappuccinos aaaand aaa…” one of the others leaned in and whispered something in her ear, “a blueberry muffin?”

A pudgy pointer finger tapped on the touchscreen, tanned upper arm wobbling at the required force of impact against it.

“You sure I can’t talk you girls into getting ventis?” Becky’s smile dimpled her cheeks that and a time over, “They’re only a couple of cents more each?”

The privileged twig seemed to look her bloated barista up and down, watching as her green apron’d gut pooled on the counter despite the good distance she’d put between the two. A haughty little laugh of discontent was answer enough.

“Um, like, no thanks.” The little brat scoffed.

Four doughy digits palmed the tiny clear cups and separated them all across the counter, CRF written on all of them. Laura leaned over her own great girth and snatched them up while Becky rang up the trio of terrible tarts. She was handed Daddy’s platinum credit card, swiped it, and handed it back shoved between her two fat fingers.

“We’ll have it right out to you in a moment.”

With that the four of them separated, the customers shuffling over to the receiving end of the counter and the barista lumbering towards the bakery display case. She pressed against the sliding glass door, putting her weight behind it and forcing it unstuck. Becky bolstered herself on the lid of the display as she leaned in to get the last blueberry muffin. Beneath her thick black polo, she could feel her drooping gut brushing against the back-plated cheesecake and onto the shelves above it.

When it was safely in her hand, Becky whipped around as quickly as a girl of her size could manage. She found herself at odds yet again with Laura’s great gut of a stomach, her smile of porcelain pudginess having wrapped around as the tight black polo rode up on her bigness. They collided, a wet smack filled the cafe as the two balloonish baristas’ girths pressed against one another.

“Sorry.” Laura huffed, “Just need some ice…”

Becky waited as Laura took her sweet time to fill the blender with three tall cups of ice, practically pushing her big blonde ass out of the way as soon as she could. Becky leaned down slightly and grabbed a modest plate, put the muffin on it, and shoved it in the microwave for ten seconds.

“Hey Becky?” Laura asked while the microwave whirred, “Do the caramel frappuccinos get the caramel drizzle before or after the whipped cream?”

Becky looked the snooty girls up and down.

“Both.” She answered affirmatively, smiling contentedly to herself.

The soft ding of the microwave filled the café, just in time for the blender to start rattling. Becky stuck one soft arm into the warm cavernous appliance and pulled out the plate. She grabbed a few napkins and started towards the girls, pivoting slightly in a futile attempt to avoid another collision with Laura. The friction of their matching black slacks rubbing against one another as they both turned to finish their respective tasks caused a heat on her left side.

“Three caramel frappuccinos and a blueberry muffin?” Becky sounded, arriving with the order in tow. The ordeal had left her slightly dampened by sweat, her pathetic plump arms sore from all the café orders today.

The three little tarts came up and took their drinks, the one with Daddy’s credit card took the muffin. Not so much as a thank you between them.

Laura had wisely retreated to the other end of their workspace, their unkindly close quarters far too taxing on their expansive hind quarters. Becky leaned against the corner that led to the kitchen, inadvertently propping open one door with an ample ass cheek. One hand plunged into her pocket, pulling out her phone.

“Hey, it’s time for my lunch.” Becky huffed, brushing her brown hair back with a hefty arm, “You gonna be okay until Kaye gets here to cover for me?”

“Oh, uh, yeah.” The blimpy blonde answered thickly, about as confident in herself as her superior was that she could keep things ship-shape for any longer than two minutes, “You wanna go ahead and order?”

“Yeah, just lemme… walk around there…”

Becky struggled to reach past her own thick waist to untie her apron, her thick fingers hardly equipped for such a delicate procedure. She managed, barely, to disrobe and hang her green garb on a hook—allowing her billowing bulk to surge forward unencumbered by the tightness of her apron. She started out through the black flapping doors that separated the customers’ and employees’ side of the café area, meeting the usual resistance that came with being a girl of her… proportions.

Placing one hand on the wall and the other on the counter, Becky wriggled her wide hips free of the confiding black saloon doors. She took the relative ease with which her fat thighs and heavy hips slid out of there that she’d lost some weight recently, which was nice. It made the guttural roaring beneath her polo a little easier to justify, at least.

“Lemme get… um…” Becky leaned onto the counter, fat upper belly resting there lazily between her arms, “A venti Caramel Ribbon Crunch two pumps extra caramel and extra cookie crumble, two slices of red velvet cheesecake, ummm a peanut butter cookie—no, a triple chocolate cookie… aaaand an almond scone.”

“Okay, um…” Laura smiled pleadingly, “Could you repeat that?”

She did. And then repeated it again. Laura didn’t quite have the hang of register yet.

“Alright, so that’s gonna be—“

“Ah ah, employee discount!” Becky corrected her, hand returning to her pocket to pull out her barcode, “You remember how to do that, right?”

“Y-Yeah, just… um… Customer Discount, Employee…” Laura smiled, obviously already beat this soon into her workday, “You got your thing, right?”

“Yeah, just… hrf…”

Becky’s arms proved too thick and padded. She pulled out her chubby hands, but with it came the discount barcode. It fluttered to the floor, laying there on the tile. Becky grumbled as she began the arduous process of bending over.

Becky’s waistband cut tightly into her tummy, tucked into her black slacks out of necessity. She held her mighty heft up with one shaking arm on the counter, the other outstretched as far as its chubbiness would allow. Her fingers itched as they scraped against the tile…

RRRRRRRRIP!

Despite the sudden relief in pressure, the bottom-heavy brunette was not at all content. The splitting of the seat of her pants was so loud that it had attracted the attention of nearly every customer in the café—her Hello Kitty panties on display to anyone who dared to look. The three little brats from before snickered at her fat ass stuck up in the air.

“Laura?” Becky called out from below the counter, “Might wanna make that one slice of red velvet…”
A stupid quickie.

I haven't been really active on here lately. Or at all. For like, everrrrrrr. But here's this... thing. This thing that I maked.

It's entirely fictional, but honestly I'd probably go to a lot more coffee shops if it weren't entirely fictional. I'd like to think that they'd get a lot more business if they followed Becky and Laura's example. But then again, I don't own a coffee shop
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m4ttr1k4n's avatar
As someone who runs bar at Starbucks, you have my thumbs up for authenticity. Nice writing.