The opportunity of a free coffee

La o cafea cumparata primesti una gratis. Un concept tot mai des intalnit, dar care iti poate aduce o economie teoretica. Practic, de o cafea de 12 lei la care primesti inca una inseamna ca a doua este gratis? Asta in conditiile in care 12 lei este un pret peste cel de 10 lei, cat ar costa in mod normal acel latte cald cu frisca din plin.

Economia este doar teoretica pentru ca 1. daca nu bei acea cafea cu cineva, atunci a doua bautura este irosita. 2. nu dai mai putini bani pentru o data pretul cafelei a crescut, apoi nici nu ai nevoie de o doua bautura. Inseamna ca ai platit 12 lei, in loc de 10, dar ai tot baut o cafea.

Si daca pentru alimente este o idee de a cumpara un produs “in asteptare”, nu stiu daca se aplica si in cazul cafelei. Cateva idei aici – cei fara adapost nu au acces la retele sociale, au nevoie de mancare, nu de cafea.

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One coffee paid, one is free. This a concept more and more used by coffee shops owners in an effort to attract more clients. While they can benefit from it, the economy you make is only theoretic. So if you pay 12 lei (aprox 3 euros) for a coffee why does it makes the other one free. And this also adds up to the fact that the hot whipped cream latte is only 10 no 12 lei.

Therefore the economy you make is only theoretic because 1.if you don’t drink the coffee with someone and then you can actually benefit from that coffee than the second drink is useless because it won’t have the same taste. 2.you don’t pay less for the coffee because the price is up. BUT if there are two persons than the price is 6 lei instead of 10 (the first price).

And if I think that ordering “suspended” food is helping, I don’t know if that applies to coffee. The needy don’t usually have access to social networks, they need food.

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