New York City Proposes Ban on Big Surary Drink

CRedskinsRule · 07-31-2012, 11:44 AM

I guess my question is: most days, I will grab a 20 oz coke from Royal farms, or a liter depending on the day. The 2 Liter which is usually cheaper doesn't enter my mind because I'm not going to drink it. So should they now limit the sizes Coca Cola can sell directly? Why is it ok for a soft drink distributor to sell larger sizes, but not a fast food restaurant? Don't most people get a second, or 3rd refill at the free ones, why should it matter to the government if I choose to actually pay for the larger sizes.

Right now, McD's is selling all the soda sizes for one dollar, how does that fit into the equation?

07-31-2012, 11:44 AM	#24
CRedskinsRule Living Legend Join Date: Aug 2008 Age: 59 Posts: 21,744	Re: New York City Proposes Ban on Big Surary Drink I guess my question is: most days, I will grab a 20 oz coke from Royal farms, or a liter depending on the day. The 2 Liter which is usually cheaper doesn't enter my mind because I'm not going to drink it. So should they now limit the sizes Coca Cola can sell directly? Why is it ok for a soft drink distributor to sell larger sizes, but not a fast food restaurant? Don't most people get a second, or 3rd refill at the free ones, why should it matter to the government if I choose to actually pay for the larger sizes. Right now, McD's is selling all the soda sizes for one dollar, how does that fit into the equation?

New York City Proposes Ban on Big Surary Drink

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