Restaurants of what type and what were their corresponding policies?
Best Regards,
MG
Is there any logic to whether restaraunts offer free refills for soda
drinks?
I've observed one street alone among three restaraunts
Related question: Why no free re-fills in Europe?
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At 21:16 00-07-08, you wrote:
Related question: Why no free re-fills in
Europe?
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It depends what you re-fill. If you have dinner in a Paris Bistrot
roman (a chain of upper middle class fast food) and you take the
smoked salmon, they will re-fill you as much as you want. Same with their
I am not sure this is proper on this serious list, but here
are a couple replies (including by economists of two different schools)
to the popular saying: If it ain't broken, don't fix
it.
Calvinist: There is no such thing as a non-broken
thing.
Epicurean: It is too much trouble fixing it.
PC:
