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↩ replying to John Satsman
Oh here we go that one autistic guy that wants to focus in on something. In general, in Costa or a restaurant a cup of coffee can cost between anything between Β£3 to Β£8 , it varies. So yes I generalised to make a point, however the point still stands. I was in Somerset this Christmas, and cup of coffee was Β£5 and pint of Guinness was Β£6.50 Yes I could’ve found a cup of coffee cheaper somewhere else if I looked hard enough, but the fact still remains. Ask anyone who’s selling coffee at a cheaper price if they’re making any profit from it and the answer will be no. But yeah you just focus on whatever you want
↩ replying to John Satsman
As of the January 2026 updated menu, core coffee drinks include the Iced Latte at Β£4.50, Iced Cappuccino at Β£4.50, Iced Flat White at Β£4.45, and Iced Americano (white) or Iced Black Americano at Β£3.90 each. Signature hot coffee options include the Latte at Β£4.50, Cappuccino at Β£4.50, Flat White at Β£4.45, and Americano (white) or Black Americano at Β£3.90. Specialty drinks such as the Mocha are priced at Β£4.75, while the Spanish Latte and Spanish Iced Latte are both Β£5.30. So yeah bite me for slight exaggeration of a point. Most fucking retarded debate I’ve ever had! The point still stands , it’s fucking difficult to eat out for a fiver, no matter how some autistic bloke wants to zero in on some irrelevant detail