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If you're willing to trust your restaurant you should also probably trust Coca Cola. Not because I think Coca Cola is more honest, but do you imagine the PR nig
by simias 6y ago
If you're willing to trust your restaurant you should also probably trust Coca Cola. Not because I think Coca Cola is more honest, but do you imagine the PR nightmare if employee #832453 captures a video on their smartphone of dirty bottles being reused?
This type of fraud/malpractice is much more likely to be seen in small restaurants with little oversight and loose processes that at a multi-million dollar bottling plant.
- dragontamer 6y agoThe issue isn't Coca Cola forgetting to wash reusable bottles. Its Street Vendor #455. Who is refilling reusable bottles and selling them to his customers. I'm talking about people sitting with coolers and ice, selling $1 soda or $1 water.
- dkdbejwi383 6y agoI mean how do you trust that the shops you buy plastic bottles of coke from aren’t getting them from some dodgy counterfeit factory? Or draining the bottles with a syringe and replacing the contents? I think you’re looking for a problem that doesn’t exist in the real world.