Why, do you ask?
Well, when you're used to paying $0.75 for a nice, refreshing 20oz. bottle
of Coke Zero & you come in to work just to discover your soft drink of
choice has experienced a price hike of 66.7% - something even the oil
companies wouldn't jam you with - it tends to piss in your Wheaties a
little bit.
I REFUSE to pay $1.25 for a Coke out of a vending machine when it has cost
$0.75 for the last five (5) years. I could have lived with $1.00 & I know I
wouldn't have complained (Pepsi drinkers have been sucking it up for over
five years, so I can handle it). But if the numbskulls who gave us New Coke
think any sane person is paying that much for a icy-cold beverage, they'd
better stop & smell the stuff they're shoveling. I can drink water (& do
quite often, thanks) for free.
Here's some math for you, Coke fiends....
4 Coke Zero @ $0.75/bottle = $3.00
0 Coke Zero @ $1.25/bottle = Zero dollars & no sense cents.
Guess which you're getting, dummies?
1 comments:
I'm willing to bet the vending company has more to do with it then Coke does. That is unless Coke is the vending company.
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