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More Dunkins Math:
Say you buy a cup of iced coffee. The cup comes through the window and both you and the cup are sweating, both awaiting that first sweet sweet sip. Then after two sips, it’s gone and a cup full of ice is left. You know you were screwed, but how screwed??? https://twitter.com/moldyfish/status/1088979860515667968
Say you buy a cup of iced coffee. The cup comes through the window and both you and the cup are sweating, both awaiting that first sweet sweet sip. Then after two sips, it’s gone and a cup full of ice is left. You know you were screwed, but how screwed??? https://twitter.com/moldyfish/status/1088979860515667968
A medium cup of iced coffee is $2.99. This is also the same price as a cup of cold coffee, no ice.
A medium cup of cold coffee, no ice, gives you 2.5 cups of coffee. So that’s roughly $1.20 per cup of dunkins coffee. – bei Dunkin'
A medium cup of cold coffee, no ice, gives you 2.5 cups of coffee. So that’s roughly $1.20 per cup of dunkins coffee. – bei Dunkin'
As every punk knows, Dunkin’ is run by cowards who won’t give free tap water and charge for the cup. So a separate cup of ice is $.20.
When you buy a medium cup of ICED coffee and separate the ice, you end up with about 1.5 cups of actual coffee, meaning roughly 1 cup of ice. – bei Dunkin'
When you buy a medium cup of ICED coffee and separate the ice, you end up with about 1.5 cups of actual coffee, meaning roughly 1 cup of ice. – bei Dunkin'
So when you add it together, a cup of iced coffee AT MOST should be $.20 for the cup of ice, and 1.5*$1.2 for the coffee, which in total comes out to $2.00.
So you were screwed for about $1.00, or 50%, of your total purchase. – bei Dunkin'
So you were screwed for about $1.00, or 50%, of your total purchase. – bei Dunkin'
or I should say, 33% of your total purchase, 50% on top of the expected price.
