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by Grey_Mare Posted Tue July 3, 2012 @ 1:12 AM
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Perhaps they no longer give out free cups because they cannot be sure that the people aren't filling them with soda and juice anyway, thereby causing a monetary loss. As far as I know, no store has to give you anything, water or no. You could have purchased a drink or carried your own water bottle with you, especially with the weather we've been having.
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by catcrazed Posted Sat June 23, 2012 @ 9:31 PM
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I doubt the cup costs the company a nickel. But, even if it does -- and understanding that the profit margin in most restaurants is low -- the restaurant is not only losing this one customer, it's probably losing a number of customers because this customer is telling all his/her friends about the bad experience. Conversely, the place could be getting all sorts of new customers if the original one had been able to say what wonderful service s/he'd gotten there and how nicely s/he'd been treated.
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by PepperElf Posted Thu June 21, 2012 @ 7:44 PM
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Sorry to burst your bubble on this but they DON'T have to give you a free cup.
In my home state they legally have to let you have free water. But they don't have to give you a free cup to go with it.
So, as long as there's a water fountain they're good to go. There's your free water.
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by spunkyboy08 Posted Wed June 20, 2012 @ 11:08 PM
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It would not make sense to me that a fast food place, such as Subway, would not make sure that charging for water is not violating some sort of state & local law.
Because IF Subway did charge for water, AND it WAS illegal, they would be faced with a fine.
They would then have to pay the fine & make up for the lost money someway...probably by raising the cost of the food.
I would think that Subway would NOT want to pay that fine.
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illegal to refuse to give a free cup of water? That's rich!
Since companies today are charging $0.75 - $1 for AIR to fill up your tires, I don't think there's any expectation of ANYTHING being free anymore!
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by VoiceOfReason Posted Tue June 19, 2012 @ 8:27 PM
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of refusing a customer a glass of water in a restaurant.
I know if this happened to me, I would make an issue of it. BTW, I'm guessing, but the cost of a paper cup, is probably closer to one cent when purchased in bulk.
If this is the company policy, it's wrong.
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by spunkyboy08 Posted Tue June 19, 2012 @ 3:12 PM
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Robert K
I read your complaint, but I could not understand it.
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