Contains adult themes: this story covers a podcast interview with an adult content creator, including an account of stalking. Nothing explicit is described.
In brief: On the 2 Goons podcast posted Nov. 1, creator Grace Morris told hosts Che Durena and JJ Liberman how a shy regular at the Washington coffee stand where she worked as a bikini barista went from flowers to baby supplies to a note with one request, then to thousands of messages and photos of her apartment. She says she reported it to police and went through the courts, and that he did not contact her again.
Grace Morris became briefly famous in 2022 for TikToks about life as a bikini barista in Washington state; the New York Post reported her age as 20 that February, and Business Insider ran her as-told-to essay about the job that April. On the new 2 Goons episode, she told the hosts about a regular who became a stalker.
The breakfast, lunch and dinner guy
He started, she said, as a timid man in a McDonald’s uniform who gave one-word answers. One day he showed up in a bedazzled, Ed Hardy-style shirt; she complimented it, and he lit up. The next day he brought flowers. Then came food, which she said was normal at the stand, where some regulars delivered breakfast, lunch or dinner. She agreed to let a co-worker give him her number.
Then her boss called asking if she was pregnant. When Morris got to the stand, at about 37:42, she found that “he dropped off a bunch of baby stuff for me to show me that he’s ready to be the father” of their children, which, she noted, do not exist and never will.
“You’re 19, everything’s a joke, okay,” she said, describing herself holding up the baby bottles and laughing. Then the late-night calls started. She answered one. “I love you so much, I just love you,” she recalled him saying. She hung up.
From one note to thousands of messages
Next, she said, he handed her a big handwritten note. All it said was “Can I have a BJ?” She told him the stand doesn’t do that. He drove off angry, and the voicemails and texts started, which she compared to texting the Riddler. She muted the number, and months later her friends persuaded her to look. The messages hadn’t stopped: there were photos of her apartment, and a note that he had been following her friend. “She’s a fast driver,” it said, at about 39:50; her friend, Morris added, is known for exactly that.
What happened next
She told the hosts at about 40:12 that she called her boss, who called the police. She said she filed a report, signed documents that were sent to him and went to the courthouse, and was told that if he contacted her within 90 days he would be arrested. Asked if he did, she said no. Channel 304 has not independently verified her account, and she did not name the man.
She told it with jokes throughout. Somehow, the baby bottles were the least alarming part.
Sources: 2 Goons, “She Played Her Stalker’s Voicemail Live & Used to Tell Men to Put Their D*cks Away – Grace Morris” (YouTube, Nov. 1, 2026); New York Post (Feb. 23, 2022); Business Insider (2022).