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Spelling: Glühwein. There is a catch though. Those mugs either stay near the stand they were sold from, or are taken as souvenirs. This works just fine. With
by Freak_NL 8y ago
Spelling: Glühwein.
There is a catch though. Those mugs either stay near the stand they were sold from, or are taken as souvenirs. This works just fine.
With buying coffee on the go, people would take their mug along with them to wherever they are going, and you would have to hand it back the next time you visited that particular coffee shop or one of the same franchise. The risk of the mug getting damaged is much higher, and it is not nearly as convenient to carry a dirty mug around as it is to dispose of a used paper cup.
A lot would have to chance for such a system to work. Customer mentalities being one aspect.
- socksy 8y agoKind of what https://recup.de/ https://recup.de/ is trying to solve I guess?
- marcus_holmes 8y agoI have zero data on this, but I'll lay decent money that 90% of take-out coffee customers go to the same shop regularly. After all, they're going somewhere, probably somewhere local, with their coffee. If they weren't, they'd stay at the coffee shop to drink their coffee. Or if they're not going somewhere local, then they're on a long journey (not that common). I used to drink most take-out coffee when I worked just around the corner from the coffee stand, and went there every day, twice a day, for decent coffee.