I love Starbucks, hopefully they use this idea in all their stores. Even though Dunkin Donuts is a viable alternative, especially since there's one right next to the Starbuck's by me...
[QUOTE="duxup"]What does a cup at home cost still? 15 - 20 cents?lucky326
Yeah pretty much, I know here I read there was a rise in the sale of thermo flask's so that people could take the coffee with them lol. Woah woah woah!?!?! That's legal? Starbucks ought to do something about that!
It seems like they're doing too little, too late to save themselves. The local corner stores here offer coffee and a buttered roll/bagel for about $1.29.
[QUOTE="lucky326"][QUOTE="duxup"]What does a cup at home cost still? 15 - 20 cents?duxup
Yeah pretty much, I know here I read there was a rise in the sale of thermo flask's so that people could take the coffee with them lol. Woah woah woah!?!?! That's legal? Starbucks ought to do something about that! Hey something like 3 coffees with you on the move for 45-60 cents and it last's all day, I would like to see Starbucks stop me :P.
[QUOTE="Brainkiller05"]How much do they usually charge??Oleg_Huzwog
Around $1.80, with no refills.
I am being robbed! The Grand size of the coffee costs 4,70 euros (maybe 5,8 US dollars) in Greece. That's outrageous. Can they charge differently for different countries?
$1 for an 8 oz. cup of coffee?! No ****in' way! Even the little drinks you get in a McDonald's Happy Meal are larger/taller! Now if they were Venti... :P
I love Starbucks, hopefully they use this idea in all their stores. Even though Dunkin Donuts is a viable alternative, especially since there's one right next to the Starbuck's by me...ethanpaige
Or Tim Hortons. Wait, do they even have that in the States?
It may seem like a good thing but remember that somebody somewhere is being exploited so you can get a $1 coffee. I highly doubt Starbucks are willing to accept a profit cut.
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