rrich
28th December 2020, 05:29 PM
I just saw a report in 'The Telegraph' quoting a source from Tass (Russian) that free refills of sugary drinks is to be prohibited.
Here in the US there were some fast food places that decided that paying a person to fill customer's drink cups was derogatory for profits. During the first few days of this new policy a co-worker and I went to a fast food joint for lunch.
After we got our sandwiches we went to the drink dispenser to fill our cups. After eating our sandwiches we cleared our table and started to leave. I stopped at the drink dispenser and added additional drink to my cup. An employee of the fast food joint reprimanded me for adding additional drink to my cup saying, "You're not supposed to refill your drink." I looked at her and said, "Sorry. I was never trained on the drink dispensing machine."
Amazingly the next day the 'No Refills' policy was history.
OK, first; "Fast Food" is neither.
Second, did I screw up the rules on sugary drinks and condemn the planet to obesity?
Here in the US there were some fast food places that decided that paying a person to fill customer's drink cups was derogatory for profits. During the first few days of this new policy a co-worker and I went to a fast food joint for lunch.
After we got our sandwiches we went to the drink dispenser to fill our cups. After eating our sandwiches we cleared our table and started to leave. I stopped at the drink dispenser and added additional drink to my cup. An employee of the fast food joint reprimanded me for adding additional drink to my cup saying, "You're not supposed to refill your drink." I looked at her and said, "Sorry. I was never trained on the drink dispensing machine."
Amazingly the next day the 'No Refills' policy was history.
OK, first; "Fast Food" is neither.
Second, did I screw up the rules on sugary drinks and condemn the planet to obesity?