> Simon wrote:
> > Why charge people extra for soda because SOME people are fat, Simon?
I can see how you think I meant that, but all I'm really saying is why fountain soda dollar per fl oz isn't constant for the different sized cups, like frozen yogurt stores.<
Once (ONCE) I bought a super soda from Jack in the Box on a hot day and drained all the soda out before I got back to the office. I got a 12 oz can of soda from the office fridge and poured it onto the ice in the cup.
It filled it.
Soda vendors buy proprietary syrup from Pepsico or Coke. Then they blend it to their ratio of soda water of their choice, and offer you lots of ice. They haf vays of making up the cost of the soda before it gets to you. You're gonna pay $x for a soda-sale, so, they can make nickels out fo that by serving you less soda, weaker soda, and icier soda.
Fro Yo, it's just fro yo. It has to be left alone. You serve yourself and lets face it you don't take a knife and level off the cup when you do that. If they could cut the fro yo with milk and put it on ice for you, yeah it'd be priced like a soda