I buy bottles of water but reuse it as much as I can. I asked if the uni cafe could fill my bottle up for me. They said no! Was I meant to buy another over priced bottle of water if I wanted a drink? Boo!
Some valid points, but what an awful patronising person.
Anonymous: I would suggest that if they won't fill your bottle tell them you need water for religious reasons. People are scared to death of offending believers. Otherwise just start shouting "urgh is that a mouse" and watch as the queue behind you goes somewhere else for lunch. That'll learn 'em.
Anonymous: If you go to the second floor of the MC Building, take a right out of the lifts, and just round the corner there's a little kitchen. You can fill up there, though the water doesn't taste too good for some reason.
I buy bottles of water but reuse it as much as I can. I asked if the uni cafe could fill my bottle up for me. They said no! Was I meant to buy another over priced bottle of water if I wanted a drink?
ReplyDeleteBoo!
MIserable gits. I'll bring water policy up when I get a chance.
ReplyDeleteSome valid points, but what an awful patronising person.
ReplyDeleteAnonymous: I would suggest that if they won't fill your bottle tell them you need water for religious reasons. People are scared to death of offending believers. Otherwise just start shouting "urgh is that a mouse" and watch as the queue behind you goes somewhere else for lunch. That'll learn 'em.
Totally agree: incredibly patronising.
ReplyDeleteGood idea.
Anonymous: If you go to the second floor of the MC Building, take a right out of the lifts, and just round the corner there's a little kitchen. You can fill up there, though the water doesn't taste too good for some reason.
ReplyDeleteThat's because it isn't bottled.
ReplyDeleteOh, bottled water is leaking out of my cracked sides, Mr Olvic!
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