10-06-2006, 07:45 PM
You can't define "flavoring the drink" vs. "be the drink"; there's no real line there, other than the imaginary one YOU draw in your mind.
"But they're cheating!" Waaaaaaaaaah................the cry of the loser who didn't figure it out on his own, and who's too scared to do it himself. He won't do it himself, and he doesn't want anyone ELSE to do it, either. No sir, no one else should do something the loser himself can't bring himself to do.
Have you ever walked into a fast food place and evaluated their combo price vs. buying things separately? Sometimes, the combo price is HIGHER than buying it separately (maybe there's a special going on, or they just plain goofed). Buying it all separately is a LOWER price.
Is it STEALING to ask for the same food separately, so that you get a lower price? Many losers would say so, because they didn't think of it themselves...
"I'd like a half dozen chicken nuggets, please." "Oh, we don't have half dozen. We have 6, 9, or 12."
I seem to remember awhile back when buying two 6 nugget portions at McD's was cheaper--decently so--than buying a single 12 nugget portion. Was I STEALING from McD's?
Frankly, if Starbucks really cared, they'd put the condiments out in sealed portion-size containers.
Those who care about calling out people doing this thing at Starbucks really, really need to get a life of their own.
"But they're cheating!" Waaaaaaaaaah................the cry of the loser who didn't figure it out on his own, and who's too scared to do it himself. He won't do it himself, and he doesn't want anyone ELSE to do it, either. No sir, no one else should do something the loser himself can't bring himself to do.
Have you ever walked into a fast food place and evaluated their combo price vs. buying things separately? Sometimes, the combo price is HIGHER than buying it separately (maybe there's a special going on, or they just plain goofed). Buying it all separately is a LOWER price.
Is it STEALING to ask for the same food separately, so that you get a lower price? Many losers would say so, because they didn't think of it themselves...
"I'd like a half dozen chicken nuggets, please." "Oh, we don't have half dozen. We have 6, 9, or 12."
I seem to remember awhile back when buying two 6 nugget portions at McD's was cheaper--decently so--than buying a single 12 nugget portion. Was I STEALING from McD's?
Frankly, if Starbucks really cared, they'd put the condiments out in sealed portion-size containers.
Those who care about calling out people doing this thing at Starbucks really, really need to get a life of their own.